Sentence examples for task keeping from inspiring English sources
Doesn't one want from a loyal lieutenant that he keeps his focus on the assigned task, keeping his cool even as arrows rain down upon him?
"The job I had before Sept. 11 no longer exists," said Detective Divers as he worked Monday night at another unfamiliar task, keeping watch along with hundreds of other officers outside Yankee Stadium during a playoff game.
But theirs is a dead-end task: keeping retailers supplied until Whirlpool can start production of redesigned Maytag models built on the chassis of Whirlpool machines at the company's existing factories in Monterrey, Mexico, and Clyde, Ohio.
Now Republicans have an even more pressing task: keeping their party from being portrayed not just as hypocritical and out of touch with the values of people they represent, but also as a laughingstock — amid headlines like "Senator's Bathroom Bust," which ran all Tuesday afternoon on CNN.
An accurate and efficient online selection mechanism is thus required to fulfill the task keeping maximal the acceptance to physics signals.
If these devices are logically but not physically integrated in the car system they can take advantage of an integrated and safe on board HMI, compatible with the driving task, keeping the continuity and the freedom of their use outside the vehicle.
Some handle everyday tasks, keeping track of telephone calls and voice mail messages.
This is the same region of the brain that previous neuroimaging studies had shown to be important for solving novel tasks, keeping many things in mind at once, and screening out irrelevant information.
Patients with LBD typically have trouble organizing tasks, keeping track of recency and frequency, and dividing attention.
The team leader, on the other hand, can delegate the actual hands-on tasks, keeping his or her hands and mind free to coordinate the whole resuscitation process.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is characterized by difficulties concentrating, completing assigned tasks, keeping track of things, waiting one's turn or sitting still.
