Not only can programs such as Google Now or the iPhone's Siri handle restricted tasks like finding a restaurant or dialling a phone number; smartphones are also getting much better at free-form speech recognition, such as taking dictated text-messages or e-mails.
To be able to perform these restricted tasks, they need the right certificate to operate the specific machine.
The methods just mentioned have been applied in restricted tasks, but have not solved the problem of comprehensive language interpretation.
By restricting tasks to a smaller subset of agents with together task requirements, the number of conflicting assignments is reduced.
Registered nurses, for instance, are often restricted from tasks for which they are fully qualified and are directed because they have to perform non-nursing duties such as answering telephones, collecting meal trays, and scrubbing bathtubs [ 207].
These results have bearing on an existing debate about whether the beneficial effects of prism adaptation on hemispatial neglect are restricted to tasks that have a direct motor or attentional component, or whether the technique also directly alters perceptual awareness per se.
The structure of their work environment differs, because some specialties involve many patient contacts (internists), others have restricted location tasks (surgeons in the operating room), and again others are working more with technical equipment (radiologists) and can easily leave their location.
The behavior of a neurocomputer may also be systematically compared with animal and human behavior within restricted behavioral task domains in order to explore the implications of a particular psychological theory.
The veto was likely due to the decision of the FCD, which theoretically restricted the task attributions of the then-denominated DHTs in that same year, principally "to avoid the overlapping of activities between auxiliaries and dentists ".
The benefit of restricting certain tasks to the kernel is twofold: (1) it relieves a system engineer from the details of programming device hardware, and (2) it provides and enforces a detailed interface to the system call interface, the kernel can ensure that the parameters passed by a user program are correct and will not cause a system to crash.
While their work is similar to ours w.r.t. the adopted class of schedulers (semi-partitioned), we differ in that we relax the constraint of restricting the task parallelism and we use task-level migration instead of job-level migration, thus further reducing the number of migrations at runtime.
