Sentence examples for requested to decide from inspiring English sources

In a first experiment (the « implicittask experiment»), patients with schizophrenia and matched controls were requested to decide whether the two borders surrounding the pictures were identical or different.

While they were requested to decide whether the number image is in mirror or normal view, participants were also asked to remember the direction of each number peak.

Each item was embedded in a simple sentence (e.g. Snake is long – living concept/visual feature; Water hose is long – non living concept/visual feature; Snake rolls up – living concept/motion feature; Water hose rolls up – non living concept/motion feature), and participants were requested to decide whether the statement presented was true or false.

"You make an information request to decide whether to file a grievance," said Gene Orza, the union's associate general counsel.

Nonetheless, plumbing supervisors like Mr. Menocal seem to operate in triage mode, scrutinizing service requests to decide what should move to the top of the list.

In this algorithm, the admission control part uses different strategies for each request to decide which user requests would be accepted.

The company also determines the complexity of the overall project, factoring in the urgency level of the request, to decide pricing.

Traditional cache replacement algorithms use the historical information about content requests to decide which item to keep in the cache to maximize a certain performance metric (e.g., hit rate, the amount of saved bandwidth) [101].

"It is for the requesting state to decide what information it wishes to put before the requested state in support of its request," the court said.

Potential interferers use the tagged receiver requesting beacon to decide about their participation in the ongoing coordination procedures.

If these companies are to stop us from seeing the pages they've blocked (according to their own secret, arbitrary criteria), they have to be able to look at all the pages we request, in order to decide which page requests may be passed through and which ones may be blocked.