He outlines qualities of mind that are needed for this task: versatility and adaptability, the ability to tolerate ambiguity, the willingness to fail – qualities that sync closely with Langer's description of mindfulness.
In terms of task and domain adaptability, Argo is much more advanced in its flexibility of allowing annotation project proponents to define workflows and select underlying text-mining components according to the requirements of a task at hand.
On the other end are so-called manual tasks, which require situational adaptability, visual and language recognition, and in-person interaction.
At the other end of the spectrum are the 'manual tasks' which require "situational adaptability, visual and language recognition, and in-person interaction" (Autor and Price 2003, pp. 2 3).
Manual tasks, "which require situational adaptability, visual and language recognition, and in-person interactions," are usually performed by low-skill food service, personal care and protective service occupations.
At the other end of the spectrum, there is a great need for "so-called manual tasks," which require "situational adaptability, visual and language recognition, and in-person interaction," basic skills that most humans can perform in "low-wage, in-person service occupations".
While this new classification shared the routine definition of the ALM model, the abstract category refers to tasks requiring problem solving and managerial tasks with high cognitive demand, and the manual tasks category refers to those ones requiring physical effort and time adaptability; therefore both tasks categories are difficult to automate.
Alvin placed experiments in strategic sites within the larger methane vent system — a task that required contextual understanding, adaptability and creativity.
This paper describes a new version of a speech into sign language translation system with new tools and characteristics for increasing its adaptability to a new task or a new semantic domain.
