Sentence examples for task of replicating from inspiring English sources

And Keith Carlock, the band's touring drummer, was almost up to the task of replicating Rick Marotta's high-hat slither in "Peg".

The task of replicating that effort has been complicated by Mr. Kissell's vote against the health care overhaul, which many black constituents took as a betrayal.

And yet, with the first series, creator, writer and producer Noah Hawley managed the fearsome task of replicating the film's distinct mix of folksy humour and intense menace while finding his own compelling story, this time based in 2006 to the film's 1987.

The technique skips the need to culture, a step that may require the impossible task of replicating a hostile environment.

In 2001, however, Shors et al (2001) showed that performance of a hippocampus-dependent learning task was dependent on the presence of replicating NSCs, suggesting that neurogenesis in the adult hippocampus has a role in learning memory (Shors et al 2001), although not all forms of hippocampal-dependent memory are associated with neurogenesis (Shors et al 2002; Meshi et al 2006).

Instead of replicating the exact same task, this line studies how the robot can extract the important features of the task and reproduces those in new situations that have not been demonstrated.

"It's easy to look at nature because we are so far behind," he tells TechCrunch, referring to the seemingly impossible tasks of truly replicating a biological species.

Scoring of replicating cells.

Both the ERN and Pe were reliably observed after errors in a rhyming task and a nonverbal flanker task, replicating previous reports of a language-monitoring ERN and demonstrating that the Pe can also be elicited by phonological errors.

Sustaining the validity of the present task and replicating previous research using verbal (e.g., De Houwer & Eelen, 1998; de Jong et al., 2003; Huijding et al., 2005) and pictorial stimuli (De Houwer et al., 2001), results showed a general affective Simon effect.

To assess the effect of a tackling task replicating the force magnitudes and directions seen in a competitive game or training session, on a players shoulder joint position sense.