Sentence examples for task enacted from inspiring English sources

Thus, in Study 1, we presented the 8-week-old subjects with 10 proximal momentary pointing trials, which is a simpler form of the task, enacted by a kneeling E. The main goal of Study 1 was to reveal the behavioural differences in the two species when the subjects had to collaborate with a human in a communicative situation at a very early age.

The world's greatest democracy can get control of one of government's most basic tasks, enacting and collecting taxes.

Research on the use of specially designed tasks (e.g., Brousseau, 1997; Herbst, 2003) has shown that one way teachers exchange students' mathematical work for a claim on what students know is by negotiating with them how the didactical contract applies to the task when a task is enacted.

In one common pattern, the learner's Task is enacted as a K2 role, the teacher's Focus is a dK1 role and Evaluate is the K1 role.

In such cases it is assumed that the particular parameter sweep task is enacted by the cloud enactor passing an index value when invoking the executable.

For the TSCD-PD, we identified four video cases that represented either the maintenance or decline of high levels of cognitive demand from written materials to how the task was enacted in the classroom.

[Interviewee 3] Assessments of student performance on authentic tasks are enacted within a social context, and participants considered aspects of this context, especially potentially adverse consequences to themselves, before communicating their judgments.

That has left to the new Democratic majority the task of enacting fees that the Republicans had put in the 2000 budget.

In a briefing today, a senior administration official said Mr. Bush has assigned many government agencies the task of enacting the new strategy.

Replacing primitive cooking stoves with modern versions that emit far less soot could provide a much-needed stopgap, while nations struggle with the more difficult task of enacting programs and developing technologies to curb carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels.

The strategy of "do a bit, sit down for a bit" could be applied to any task, but enacting it necessitates the ability to manage or control one's own time, and to manage the potential effects on identity.