Sentence examples for structure of tasks from inspiring English sources

The simple but personable style was charming, the daily structure of tasks was compulsive, and finding out your "brain age" at the end of exercises was fun.

Although this manuscript has focused on the underlying structure of tasks, the analysis does suggest a prediction regarding neural activity of animals performing episodic memory or working memory tasks.

We first constructed detailed summaries of each module including the nature and structure of tasks, the verbal and written instructions given by professors, and the nature of student activity.

The solution adopted at the London Radium Institute was to set up a complex hierarchical structure of tasks and responsibilities aimed at reducing the impact of the institution on the private practice of referring doctors.

Attempts to detect the fine temporal structure of task-related activity would benefit from functional imaging methods allowing higher sampling rates.

Robust results from both single subject and group analyses demonstrate the excellent sensitivity and specificity of volumetric InI in detecting the spatial and temporal structure of task-related brain activity.

The instrument is an observer-rated interview with thirteen domains of capacity in the past 2 weeks: adherence to regulations, planning and structuring of tasks, flexibility, competency, endurance, assertiveness, contact with others, group integration, intimate relationships, non-work activities, self-care, mobility, and competence to judge and decide.

Though the agent may still be able to solve the task, the structure of the task does not guarantee that the final letter in a nine item sequence can be disambiguated.

Whether distinct brain regions are involved according to the overall structure of the task sequence and the predictability of task timing during task switching is unknown.

This implies that the correlational structure of the tasks can be accounted for by a general factor alone.

However, only very few studies have related 'learning to learn' effects to the structure of the tasks.