Sentence examples similar to task deconstruction from inspiring English sources
It's the simple and reassuring message he wants the public to hear, deliberate cover as he sets long-time EPA foe Scott Pruitt to the task of deconstruction the agency from within.
To address this issue, this study pooled gene expression by functional category, as indicated by Pfam annotations, since microbial communities performing similar tasks (such as biomass deconstruction) are likely to have overlapping functions even if they share no specific genes.
Planning and cost estimations with respect to deconstruction and other tasks during the life cycle of a wind turbine will have to be dealt with.
"It is important to begin with an exploratory deconstruction of context and tasks to help with workflow optimisation," he says.
Are you struggling to find talent for critical work areas where deconstruction and automation of certain tasks may make it easier to get the remaining aspects of the work done (either by existing staff, contingent talent, or more easily accessible talent)?
In order to break down the task to be accomplished to its essence, Tim uses a process of Deconstruction, Selection and Sequencing.
Students have a task ahead — not just of achievement, which can be mechanical, but also of deconstruction, which is often a more delicate matter.
Deconstruction breaks a complex process or practice in to discreet parts or tasks.
One might have been watching the women, unobserved, as they went through deconstructions of everyday tasks made up of everyday movements.
Deconstruction began here.
