Sentence examples for robust task from inspiring English sources

It isn't overly complex so it's pretty easy to get started — though if you're used to  other robust task management tools, you might find some more advanced features are missing.

It doesn't sync across devices or integrate with your calendar, so if you're already deeply immersed in a multi-platform, robust task management system, I wouldn't necessarily recommend Finish.

We find that iterative use of the described MMTA method leads to sufficiently complete and robust task models to support encoding of cognitive, psychomotor, and perceptual skills requisite to training and performance of complex skills within ITS task models.

The present results provide neuropsychological evidence that robust task-sensitive neural pathways are covertly operating on weak and normally imperceptible visual stimuli even when visuospatial attention is severely compromised.

At the end, the chapter looks at a couple of related subjects: how to emulate an instruction (as needed by an instruction set extension mechanism) and how to build semaphores to provide robust task-to-task communication in the face of interrupts.

Nevertheless, we reported fairly robust task-related deactivations at the group level.

As expected, stimulation below the injury site (i.e. tibial nerve) did not elicit robust task-related activation.

For the 'task load' contrast, relative to 'planning versus baseline', there was a tendency for more robust task-related activation in regions of the inferior frontal lobes (BA 44 and 47) as well as left and right frontopolar areas (compare the anatomical renderings in the top and bottom panels of Fig. 3).

Large and robust task-sensitive responses in the FP regions may reflect the extra-lexical, domain general nature of the processing in those regions, as characterized, for example, in one dlPFC region (Tal -50, +23, +27; MNI -53, +26, +30) in a previous study (Fiebach et al. 2007).

Meta-analyses of local brain activity show robust task-related deactivations in the left angular gyrus (Spreng et al. 2008; Laird et al. 2009), and a specific functional role of the left angular gyrus for reading was questioned in literature reviews (Price 2000; Jobard et al. 2003).

Robust tasks that are sensitive to real life socio-executive processing may help us understand the nature of neurocognitive impairment in apathy.