Sentence examples for task borrowed from from inspiring English sources

In this study, response latency (RL), with the potentiality to analyze on-going information processing of mind, is employed as a measurement tool in assessing learners' cognitive functioning via C-DA form of an L2 reading comprehension task borrowed from Philips (Longman complete course for the TOEFL Test: preparation for the computer and paper tests, 2001).

The current study illuminates the utility of employing experimental tasks borrowed from the basic cognitive sciences to investigate processes hypothesized to be impaired in a neurocognitive disorder.

The results of this study using more refined and process-specific working memory tasks borrowed from experimental psychology indeed provide evidence for a selective and specific dysfunction of the articulatory rehearsal mechanism of verbal working memory in patients suffering from acute major depression.

The XML design and engineering process incorporates several tasks that borrow from traditional development processes.

With the human genome sequence now in hand, the first task is annotation, a word borrowed from computer programmers' practice of writing explanations alongside the major routines in a piece of software.

Under the ice, both of these tasks are impossible.The solution is borrowed from natural denizens of the deep whales whose songs travel thousands of kilometres by being contained and refracted within distinct ocean layers.

Our paradigm provides a method borrowed from attitudes research (implicit association task) applied to basic facial-semantic valence interference effects.

It slices the biosphere into component commodities: already the government's task force is talking of "unbundling" ecosystem services, a term borrowed from previous privatisations.

A big task for a man who long laboured under the nickname Flanby, borrowed from a pudding brand – not really up there with Iron Man.

The concepts borrowed from the object approach make it possible to describe the static aspect of tasks and the Petri nets enable the description of dynamics and behavior.

This provision was borrowed from Prussian practice.