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The functional model, OCD, is an efficient technique for representing task procedures, while the structural model, statechart, is well suited to representing system behavior.

Linear item measure scores for each task, representing task difficulty, and linear person measure scores for each person, representing the person's ability or fear of falling, are expressed as log-odds units (logits) on a single scale (the "latent variable").

More generally, animal and human neuropsychological studies suggest that the prefrontal cortex is involved in representing task set or goal-directed information, and the superior parietal cortex in switching attentional focus (Miller and Cohen, 2001; Posner and Petersen, 1990).

For example, alpha-band activity is thought to selectively route the flow of information according to task goals by selectively inhibiting brain areas representing task-irrelevant or distracting information (Jensen and Mazaheri 2010; Haegens et al. 2011).

The neural activity over time from this seed region is then multiplied by the regressor representing task-related activity and entered into the individual subject model to identify brain regions or voxels whose activity is synchronous with activity in the seed region.

Three subtests were selected a priori from the original test battery, described elsewhere [ 8], representing tasks with high cognitive load that previous work suggests are most sensitive to moderation by sequence variation in COMT [ 29- 31].

In addition to the Bretton Woods organizations founded in 1944, subsidiary agencies such as the International Finance Corporation (IFC) of 1956 and International Development Association IDAA) of 1960 represented task expansion for the World Bank group.

Storage layer represents task and domain knowledge.

Numbers inside the cell (except first column) represents task timing in seconds.

Design structure matrix (DSM), analytic hierarchy process and cluster analysis are used to represent task relationships, quantify task couplings and decompose large size of task groups.

In Fig. 5, the gray slots have been scheduled with tasks, and the numbers on the gray slots represent task utility.