On average, we touch our phones 2,617 times day, pulling us out of the present into a rushing stream of tasks.
Other frameworks such as Flink [22], Samza [23], and Storm [24] are more tailored for real-time stream processing of tasks executing a directed acyclic graph (DAG) [25] of operations as fast as possible.
To be a modern American consumer is to be plagued by a never-ending, guilt-inducing stream of undone tasks.
In any non-contact time or after school, I am planning, carrying out my duties as head of year, completing a never-ending stream of admin tasks.
But dealing with a constant stream of urgent tasks leaves you wrung out at the end of the day, wondering where all the time went, staring at the undone actual work you've got to complete.
Above them are the analysts, a cadre of college graduates whose life consists of 120-hour work weeks and an endless stream of menial tasks for $65,000 to $90,000 a year.
The game gives you a constant stream of "incomplete tasks" -- there's always a new block to consider and place in the game, which keeps your brain hooked.
Current research by CBMM faculty is highlighted, including work on visual processing in the ventral stream in support of tasks such as object recognition and face processing; the neural basis of visual attention, memory and spatial navigation; fMRI studies of the functional organization of the brain; and development of new methods for probing the behavior of ensembles of neurons.
At another reading, a woman complained of an economy so volatile that she did not think of jobs anymore, but of intermittent income streams from tasks like house-sitting and designing Web sites.
Each CUDA stream represents an independent queue of tasks using a single device that execute internally in exact order, but that can be scheduled to run concurrently irrespective of other streams if certain conditions are met.
Partial competitors exist to SARA (e.g. 5Is, a more detailed equivalent with major task streams of Intelligence, Intervention, Implementation, Involvement and Impact: see Ekblom [2011]) and PAT (e.g. Conjunction of Criminal Opportunity, with causation of criminal events differentiated into 11 elements, and counterpart intervention principles: see Ekblom [2010, 2011]).
