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The office "believes that Ordnance Survey's public task extends beyond maintaining its fundamental geographic databases.

The new localizers go beyond those currently available: first, they simultaneously identify two functional networks with no additional scan time, and second, the non-verbal task extends the populations in whom functional localizers can be applied.

The 11-member, bipartisan commission voted unanimously to strip the I.M.F. of all but one task: extending emergency loans to countries whose currencies come under attack.

The crutch: We step in when things get hard, finish the task, extend the deadline, and talk to the adults; thus, kids don't know that in the normal course of life things won't always go their way, and that they'll be okay regardless.

Her previous experience includes working for the cross-ministerial think-tank MindLab in Copenhagen, where her tasks extended from ethnographic fieldwork to visualising insights from interviews and creating new research tools.

The behavioral emotional processing tasks extended the questionnaire findings from self to others.

Tasks extending the AbstractTask class provided by the work API of Cytoscape are run in secondary threads avoiding this issue when long running tasks are executed.

fMRI changes on these tasks extended well beyond the ROIs, into temporal, middle frontal and tempro-occipital regions of both hemispheres.

The locations of the 13 recording sites from the nine subjects were superimposed on a standard brain, illustrated in Fig. 1. fMRI changes on these tasks extended well beyond these sites, into temporal, middle frontal and tempro-occipital regions of both hemispheres.

This finding, along with the further increases in cortical ACh efflux associated with task performance, extends hypotheses regarding the crucial role of cortical cholinergic transmission for attentional functions.

Jeff Kempic, treatment technology and cost team leader with the EPA Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, notes that weighing the relative benefits or disadvantages associated with partial service line replacement is a task that extends beyond the EPA's control.