In this light it is also notable that the tasks with the highest g loadings, including A-not-B and numerical discrimination, clearly fall within the cognitive domain, tapping capacities such as inhibitory control and number representation.
That's not unusual, as businesses are able to meet a surge in consumer demand with their unsold inventories, or by tapping unused capacity.
The service, called AWS Ground Station, works in much the same way as Amazon's well-established business for tapping computing capacity via the cloud.
Grid managers are also turning to advanced wind forecasts to help them plan ahead, tapping supplementary capacity or purchasing additional power as necessary.
The breakthrough lay in tapping excess capacity: downtime from your other means of earning income and making use of the car you already owned.
They are sticking to their knitting -- using point of purchase and their marketing genius to do some good in the world -- and demonstrate leadership while tapping the capacity of expert lenders to do the hard work of finding credit-worthy borrowers.
The power network is officially bringing forward by a year a scheme to tap additional capacity to cope with closures of nuclear, gas, coal and oil power stations and unexpected plant repairs.
But a recent draft report by the Army Corps of Engineers suggests that in some months, the Chattahoochee may already be being tapped near capacity, a warning particularly alarming to Atlanta because its history and geology have left it with few good water alternatives.
Thomas Malone, of the MIT Sloan School of Management, argues that computer technology is producing an age of hyper-specialisation, as the process that Adam Smith observed in a pin factory in the 1760s is applied to more sophisticated jobs.Another is the ability to tap underused capacity.
The distribution system operator centrally manages the status of key devices, such as breakers, reference setting points of on/off load tap changers, capacity banks, etc.
