Sentence examples for stretched tasks from inspiring English sources

The association between DD and attention has also been investigated in a number of studies [ 18, 24- 27] with Vidyasagar & Pammer interpreting their results on a visual search task for shape defined by form and colour as indicating that when "attentional resources were stretched", tasks based on purported P-type stimuli as well as M-type tasks were impaired in reading disabled children.

By applying the presented decomposition approach, task τ 0 has a "stretched" task and a parallel sub-task.

The stretched task is assigned to a core and the parallel sub-task can execute in any other core.

Moreover, there is no evidence examining group III afferent discharge properties during a stretching task where mechanical tension within the muscle is gradually increasing, or comparing group III discharge properties between sexes.

Figure18 shows the scheduling of the application tasks between 1 and 50 ms. We note the stretching of tasks and then the reduction of energy consumed using the DSF technique.

In the dynamic adaptation phase, the task is missed only if stretching the task length to meet the energy-neutral condition causes the frequency f k to be below f min. Figure 12 shows the significant improvement in terms of the missing ratio by implementing the dynamic adaptation phase.

Subsequently, all of the tasks τ∈succ(m) need to be delayed d l m which is the delay caused by stretching the task via DVFS.

In order to stretch the task, we compute its slack (assuming an infinite number of cores and no interference from other tasks), which in the example equals D i −P i =10−5=5 time units.

By Inauguration Day, OFA was left only with Stewart and Bird to hire and train staff for all 50 states -- one by one -- and rebuild a nationwide infrastructure, a gargantuan task that stretched throughout this year.

If task m is stretched by a slowdown factor ν k, then its actual execution time at frequency f k is L m /ν k.

AIDS: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome; ART: Antiretroviral therapy; ARVs: Antiretrovirals; HIV: Human immunodeficiency syndrome; TB: Tuberculosis; VCT: Voluntary counselling and testing; STRETCH: Streamlining tasks and roles to expand treatment and care for HIV.