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The task force's demands, embraced by Paterson, now look as stupid as Gordon Brown's speech to an audience of bankers in 2004: "In budget after budget I want us to do even more to encourage the risk takers".

Konerding et al. [ 85] showed that in domestic cats forelimb preferences are not affected by task's postural demands.

All the participants found TRI to be more challenging and to some extent, it was because of the task's specific lexical demands.

However, athletes using LBPPT may experience a cardiovascular fitness decline because of the task's decreased aerobic demands without modifying the treadmill velocity at which they run [9, 10, 12, 16 24].

A way to reconcile these apparently conflicting conclusions is to consider the crucial role that task's structure, constraints and demands likely have in determining the complexity of the visual recognition strategy in rats, as well as in other species (including nonhuman primates; e.g., see [180], discussed in Section 5.2.3).

To achieve an effective and safe operation on the machine system where the human interacts with the machine mutually, there is a need for the machine to understand the human state, especially cognitive state, when the human's operation task demands an intensive cognitive activity.

New technologies - such as decision support or automation - may change the nature of the pharmacist's task activity and demands.

(1) Quantitative Task-Related Job Demands.

Work simulations are used to simulate a client's pre-disability task demands in order to facilitate cognitive skill development.

The task ahead demands action from across government.

Board development has become a task that demands unique expertise.