Sentence examples for task equivalent from inspiring English sources

Also, task equivalent configurations that can be linked to recent findings in the motor control literature are generated by the proposed formalism due to its stochastic nature.

A future challenge will be to test dogs on an transposition olfactory-based task equivalent to the visually-based task examined in the current study.

For the cued-target task, equivalent values were 42 significant cells (19% of sample) in the early period, of which 32 preferred targets, and 92 significant cells (42%) in the late period, of which 50 preferred targets.

A mixed ANOVA was conducted on the standard deviations with speed (1.5°/s, 6°/s) and task (equivalent noise, motion coherence) as within-participants factors and age group (5-, 7-, 9- and 11-year-olds and adults) as a between-participants factor.

Mrs. Earley said that white women serving in Europe were working as drivers for officers or doing other tasks equivalent to their male counterparts, and the women of the 6888th had hoped for the same kinds of duties.

Sleep deprivation has been shown experimentally to produce effects on certain mental tasks equivalent to alcohol intoxication [42].

On the contrary case, in the regions F, G, H, I, J and K, the right hand completed transport tasks equivalent to 13.24 % of the total time.

The audit revealed that while assistants in advanced level positions mostly performed tasks equivalent to full (standard) scope positions, only a third of their time was spent performing more complex advanced level tasks.

That figure is from the nonpartisan Tax Foundation, which estimates that the 4.3 billion hours consumed annually by this miserable task is equivalent to the labor of more than two million people.

a In this work, an instantiation of a task is equivalent to the message transmission by a node.

No motor areas were found to be activated differentially between conditions, corroborating that the motor task was equivalent across all conditions.