Sentence examples for reproduced tasks from inspiring English sources
SURELY no self-respecting hack would argue that a moment of insight or analytical expertise that lies at the heart of solid journalism can be reduced to a series of simple, easily reproduced tasks?
The zookeepers are experimenting with ways of reproducing the tasks, puzzles and routines of animals in the wild.
One demonstration is sufficient to reproduce the task as far as the task condition is constant.
Taking as an input few operator demonstrations, the algorithm generalizes the task knowledge into a model and is able to control the vehicle and the manipulator simultaneously to reproduce the task, thus conferring a more adaptive behavior in front of the environment changes and allowing to easily transfer the knowledge of new tasks.
A human operator teaches the system to perform a valve turning intervention and we analyze the results of multiple task reproductions, including cases under the effect of water current perturbations, showing the success of the system in autonomously reproducing the task.
Interoceptive exposure tasks that reproduced certain fears of physical sensations but produced no significant reduction in fear may need to be improved, while new exercises to reproduce cardiorespiratory symptoms need be devised.
Finally, we would like to emphasize that the assembly task was successfully reproduced by the robot when using the position/orientation directly obtained from the Leap Motion Controller (human direct method) which validates the methodology explained in the "Human's movements acquisition" section, without using any fancy filter.
Physicians train to develop technical skills and to achieve expertise [7, 8]; that is, physicians practice in order to acquire the ability to reproduce a given task with superior performance [9].
Formerly complex tasks can be mastered then reproduced and distributed at almost no cost.
As far as we are aware, the present study is the first report to confirm that interoceptive exposure tasks can reproduce specific fears of physical sensations and that each interoceptive exposure task affects the fear of physical sensations.
The report featured a chart (which we have reproduced before) that conveyed the difficulty of the task.
