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With recent job titles including 'SEO assistant' and 'post-production runner', this was a task more than a little daunting for someone whose A-level French had gathered six years of dust.

Given that spontaneous movements used to trace ellipses (and more generally for skills as drawing or writing) are quasi-exclusively performed with the dominant hand, we hypothesized that a motor task performed with the dominant hand would affect the simultaneous discrimination task more than a motor task performed with the non-dominant hand.

This explanation would be consistent with the process-based view of interference described by Marsh, Hughes, and Jones (2009), who showed that meaningful irrelevant speech does not equally interfere with all verbal tasks, but instead selectively interferes with a categorization task more than with a serial recall task.

Training on dual WM tasks in which subjects have to perform two WM tasks concurrently affects performance on a non-verbal reasoning task more than training on a single WM task [Dash et al., 2010].

Depending on the design of a behavioral task more than one learning strategy can be used, e.g., a spatial or a stimulus response strategy.

Sorting through all of the submissions has been an enormous task: more than 7,000 people sent about 3,000 hours worth of video — something from every country, according to Mr. Ruddick.

It is difficult to move back and forth between thinking-tasks and feeling-tasks more than once a day.

History has shown that, like the scrivener, once technology can do a task more efficiently than a human, employers will cut jobs to invest in it.

She also said that because people have a tendency to remember an uncompleted task more vividly than a completed one, unanswered messages may stay on our minds and annoy us.

The environment minister, Greg Hunt, said the previous projections had been "Labor's numbers" and that the lower projections were "because Labor's numbers exaggerated the abatement task by more than a billion tonnes of emissions".

But reaching the deal for the link was an arduous task of more than a dozen years.