Sentence examples for recognised task from inspiring English sources

The development and construction of a modern particle detector has become a highly sophisticated, and certainly a well recognised, task.

Disease prevention and health promotion are recognised tasks in the daily practice of all general practitioners (GPs) [ 29].

In Tanzania, the legal framework and existing national health policies and regulations do not recognise task shifting (except for AMOs who are officially recognised to perform some of the MOs duties ) as an official strategy for addressing the health personnel crisis.

Henin-Hardenne, who yesterday defeated the last of the Russians, Svetlana Kuznetsova, 6-2, 6-2, recognised the huge task facing her and Clijsters.

And most importantly, recognise the tasks and activities you do that bring chaos into your life and work toward diminishing them.

However, the identification of aspects of the problem, and its appropriate 'framing' is recognised as a difficult task.

Capturing these stakeholder preferences for inclusion within increasingly collaborative planning and management processes is recognised as an important task.

Modelling component behaviour is widely recognised as a complex task during the specification and design phases of reactive systems.

The support for traceability between requirement specifications has been recognised as an important task in the development life cycle of software systems.

The first step is to consider the events to be recognised and whether a task grammar is identifiable.

Antigua and Barbuda, once described by the US as a centre for money laundering, was recognised by an international task force in 2001 as being "fully cooperative" in the fight against the activity.