A decade ago, building a website was a task reserved for professionals and early adopters.
As a one-star brigadier general, he was sent to Baghdad in 2003 to stabilize the Iraqi capital region in command of an Army division — historically a task reserved for a two-star major general.
To make an upbeat speech about the British economy on a bleak January morning in the midst of a painful and deepening financial crisis might seem a task reserved to the recklessly optimistic.
He worked as a laboratory assistant, did military service (in mine-clearing, a task reserved for the politically suspect), and became a stage hand, studying drama by correspondence.As Czechoslovak communism softened in the 1960s, talented outsiders could begin to make their mark on the country's cultural life.
Furthermore, tuning the control precisely to the requirements and also preferences of its users is a task reserved to experts with profound system knowledge.
Since November, when the Foxes became an unlikely fixture at the top of the standings, rivals and experts and fans waited every week for a sign that the team would falter, that it was not up to a task usually reserved for England's bigger, richer clubs — teams like United and City from Manchester, like Chelsea and Arsenal from London.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory recently revealed (via Verge) that the robot can now pick its own targets when choosing rocks to scan with its laser spectrometer, a task formerly reserved for remote operation by scientists back here on Earth.
For example, you can add a task to your calendar to reserve time to get it done.
In other words, cognitive rehabilitation aimed at improving cognitive efficiency of subcomponents of a task may preserve cerebral resources for other aspects of the task, thereby increasing cognitive reserve, albeit in a domain-specific fashion.
65 107 108 At a logical level, distributing work based on the principle of subsidiarity (which states that a task should be delegated to the lowest level competent enough to complete it) means reserving physicians' competencies for complex tasks and entrusting common problems to other professionals.
