Sentence examples for task guidance from inspiring English sources
When doing a new task, guidance and supervision was provided by course staff to ensure safety.
It was intended for calculating all control tasks: guidance, control of the operating logic of the control system's own equipment, and control of the engines and of all other systems in the N1 rocket.
We propose a computational model for the task-specific guidance of visual attention in real-world scenes.
To effectively engage students in Inquiry tasks, appropriate guidance should be provided, usually by combining digital tools such online labs and modeling tools.
Finally, the fact that complex functions can be learned and carried out by areas of brain that are innately 'prewired' (if at all) to do quite different sorts of processing indicates that such competences can be and are acquired without any inborn, task-specific guidance.
While guidelines on post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) allow for the dispensing of the full 28-day course at the initial visit in emergency settings where access to health facilities is limited [ 22], only nurses and above are permitted to initiate the PEP regimen under WHO task-shifting guidance [ 23].
These parameters are ideally suited for the ascent guidance task, since the guidance algorithm steers the launch vehicle along a pre-flight optimal trajectory in energy angular momentum space.
To allow for an efficient implementation on a micro-processor, a substitute controller is suggested to perform the minimum-time guidance task.
The apprentice performed this tasked correctly after being challenged by the site manager, who assigned the apprentice the task, and with guidance from more skilled co-workers.
As a result of the interaction between task performance and guidance from more skilled co-workers, the apprentices develop vocational competencies that correspond to workplace requirements.
This includes the focus on the performance of daily activities rather than the perception of their performance, removing any bias in adolescents' ability to complete a task per FDA guidance.
