Sentence examples for task distinguishing from inspiring English sources

And the whole apparatus is dedicated to one task: distinguishing between self and non-self, and subduing the latter.

Classification is considered as a binary task, distinguishing between 'normal' and 'abnormal' (I123 FP-CIT uptake patterns.

To this end, we used a verbal recognition task, distinguishing correctly recognized words, correctly rejected words, and a low-level baseline condition.

The main hypothesis of the study was that patients with chronic pain (chronic TTH, FMS and SNP) had autonomic activity during and after a stressful task, distinguishing them from patients with less regular pain (migraine or episodic TTH) and healthy controls that have little or no pain.

Thorpe et al. [6] used a categorization task (distinguishing the presence of an animal in a natural scene) to analyze ERPs of the subjects.

As a first step in the process we provide an operational definition of dual task, distinguishing it from a complex single task.

States must recognize the importance of this risk-management task; distinguish it from regulatory compliance; and focus on regulatory learning and building nodes of excellence in regulation.

We can do it only because the brain's plasticity enables the repurposing of circuitry that originally evolved for other tasks — distinguishing at a glance a garter snake from a haricot vert, say.

Domain-general precursors were analyzed during the first session, including four working memory (WM) tasks, distinguishing between simple-storage and complex-span WM tasks.

Our results suggest that some of these tasks distinguished an ASD group from a neurotypical group (with comparable IQ).

The Cued Response Task and Embedded Memory Task were no better than the No-4's task in distinguishing ADHD subjects from controls based on attention measures, and these tasks are no longer available.