Sentence examples for systematic task from inspiring English sources

Each processor undertakes own systematic task, coordinating its work with each other's.

Committed as Rosenzweig remains, in the Star, to this systematic task, he breaks from German Idealism perhaps most dramatically in the standpoint out of which he insists systematic knowledge is to be attained.

In this sense, a MVUE approach is also a good candidate for equalization (moreover, computing the Smith form is not a systematic task, and represents an ill-conditioned factorization problem, similar to the Jordan form).

We recorded the EEG during the first sleep cycle in individuals not engaged in any systematic task: SSO activity was expected during the NREM sleep.

The complete process is divided into several systematic tasks of QSAR modeling including (a) data access and processing, (b) descriptors calculation, (c) data set modelability estimation (d) feature selection, (e) model building and (f) validation, along with adequate data visualization.

In addition to random sources of variation, systematic task-related variations can contribute, e.g. effects of habituation, learning, or individual subject strategies that engage different neural mechanisms of cognitive or motor processing [ 12- 15].

This quick, practical check-list (Additional file 1) contains a systematic list of final check points for before and after critically ill patients are moved, and includes: 1) systematic tasks to be carried out before each patient is transported, and 2) systematic patient and equipment checks (ABCDEF) to be carried out after each patient is moved, which focus on the essential points.

TACOM provides a process, a systematic cognitive task analysis method and a set of guidelines to support its application.

After a brief introduction into axiomatic design and the automation capability assessment, the systematic of task allocation to human workers and lightweight robots is described.

We conduct a series of experiments involving ranked retrieval, using queries defined methodologically, in an effort to understand the practicalities of incorporating ranked retrieval into the systematic search task.

A systematic review of task shifting for HIV treatment and care in Africa found that task shifting can improve efficiency, access, quality of care, health outcomes, and relationships between facility-based staff and community-based workers [ 17].