Sentence examples for task gauges from inspiring English sources

To the extent that this task gauges participants' ability to switch their attention, we expected these scores to correlate positively with changes in performance as a function of suppression; they did not.

In addition, the constant influx of new immigrants is always complicating the task of gauging Latino social mobility.

Although many Cubans echoed Mr. Rodríguez's sentiments, it remains a difficult task to gauge public opinion in a country as tightly controlled as Cuba.

Coupled with the "mental accounting" we do every day – organising our thinking in terms of debts and credits – unlimited paid annual leave takes away the surety of the standard four weeks, and replaces it with the spurious and onerous task of gauging the socially correct timing and length of leave.

One of the panel's main tasks was gauging the severity of Mr. Mineo's internal injuries.

A distinction that has been unclear to date in this area of research is whether a workplace LSP spoken assessment for work (meaning those assessment tasks that gauge employment entry levels as 'predictive' of work success) is the same as a workplace LSP spoken assessments at work (meaning those authentic assessments that gauge quality levels on-the-job as 'observed' success at work).

It is worth testing this assumption by using different judgment tasks to gauge the effects of stimulus repetition on subjective duration [24].

The measurement uncertainty analysis of the comparator technique used by the Equator gauge commences with a simple measurement task using a gauge block to evaluate the three-dimensional (3D) uncertainty of length comparative coordinate measurement influenced by an offset by tilt in one direction (two-dimensional angular misalignment).

"Part of my task will be to gauge if certain information will be a surprise to investors and if so, disclose those things in a timely manner".

Whether the goal is to design work based on psychophysically acceptable guidelines, or to gauge existing task demands using perceived effort, this paper highlights the power of psychophysics for ergonomic design.

Firstly, "the gauge orientation task suffers from several limitations.