Sentence examples for respond with task from inspiring English sources

An expert on human performance in extreme environments who studied Binsted's group reported that when conflicts arose the women tended to respond with "task coping" (finding a way to deal with the problem) while the men often reverted to "avoidance coping" (ignoring the problem "in favor of pursuing prolonged exploration while on E.V.A.s").

Each subject was requested to attend to "start" and "stop" commands every 20 s alternatively and had to respond with the motor task every second time.

The task was to respond with "remember" or "don't remember" for each construct scene, construct object, perceive scene, and perceive object stimulus.

A single target (a fish in the centre of the screen) was presented, and the aim of the task was to respond with the index finger as fast as possible.

Instead, it will respond with a definitive result or a completed task.

The people respond with "Amen".

"Any!" I respond with assurance.

Casually respond with "ouais.

Don't respond with anger.

Although premature responding has been extensively studied in experimental animal models, premature responding with an analogous task has not yet been translated to studies in humans.

Human rights groups have also taken him to task for responding with excessive force to widespread protests in June.