Facilitators present tasks deliberately, modelling them first and using little language if appropriate.
Others took him to task for deliberately courting danger, heedless of the cost to taxpayers of his various rescues.
After completing their task, learners deliberately reflect on their experience to abstract the lessons learned and to consider how they performed in their self-directed learning (Hmelo et al., 2000).
Second, our experimental task was deliberately designed to minimize attention to higher-order facial characteristics (e.g., identity, gender, etc).
Measurement instruments, assessment tasks, are deliberately designed and developed to measure ability and to classify performance relative to another performance.
For example, many years ago I participated in an experiment designed by Robert Anton Wilson where we were tasked to deliberately read things as close to 180° from our normal way of thinking as possible, a practice I continue somewhat informally to this day.
Note that the use of heterogeneous strategies would not necessarily result in observable differences in accuracy, given that the 3 In-scanner tasks were deliberately constructed to yield equal performance across the age range.
Bitcoins are created by "mining" for them, a computationally intensive task which involves deliberately wasting processing power to prove that you aren't an attacker bent on cheating the network.
The presented task conceptualization is deliberately generic in nature, to ease the portability between schools of thought and make it suitable for a wide target audience.
That's a difficult task, given the deliberately anonymous nature of MySpace users aren't asked for much in the way of ID, and they like it that way.
