Sentence examples for successfully performing tasks from inspiring English sources
Today's industrial robots are not capable of successfully performing tasks in situations with a lot of unpredictability - instead they focus on predetermined tasks.
If this original position was awkward and hard to maintain, the possibility of successfully performing the task was severely impeded.
The majority of participants rated the tasks required to use the ranibizumab PFS as "Easy" or "Very Easy". CONCLUSIONS Both the simulated-use and actual-use usability studies yielded consistent data, showing that healthcare professionals are able to use the ranibizumab PFS by successfully performing all critical tasks involved in preparing and delivering an intravitreal injection.
Although there were minor challenges in participants learning to perform the trunk stability exercises, the addition of a live demonstration of these tasks to the participants helped to overcome any major obstacles to older adults being able to successfully perform these tasks.
The officials said the prototype X-band radar stationed on Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall Islands successfully performed those tasks in the test Saturday.
Participants with access to the brain scan significantly improved their brain regulation to successfully perform the tasks.
When the participant successfully performed all tasks of one route, an "end" text was displayed on the screen.
Furthermore, this allows animals with reduced movement to successfully perform cognitive tasks [ 50].
In order that the forester may successfully perform these tasks, I believe it is also necessary to transcend the limits of classical forestry science.
36 Thus, our results indicate that increasing muscle strength in lower limbs can improve older individuals' ability to successfully perform daily tasks.
If Google or another tech giant does eventually manage to create an artificial general intelligence that can successfully perform any task a human can, the job losses would dwarf anything we've seen before – and not only among the 1.5 million people employed by local government in England.
