Sentence examples for task of revealing from inspiring English sources

Strategic intelligence is an emerging field of business consulting, which aims to undertake the task of revealing large, complex or complicated issues of transformation in a more understandable form.

I've taken on the difficult task of revealing how I make everything rather than covering it up!" The result is clothes with a lightness that allows one to layer unconventional summer fabrics, such as a wool and cashmere, with utter ease and nonchalance.

Here, criticism is charged with the task of revealing what Benjamin calls the "truth content of a work of art", which is intimately bound up with its "material content" at the beginning of the work's history (SW 1, 297).

Deaf/ HoH job candidates face the difficult task of revealing their disability to a potential employer, knowing full well how this might impact their chances of getting hired.

It's the queers -- Michel Foucault and Jonathan Ned Katz, to name the two most visible and important of the heterosexuality scholars who made it possible for me to even consider writing this book -- who've taken on the task of revealing what makes heterosexuality tick.

Consistent with these results, direct gender comparisons carried out in the parametric statistical maps of the third-person task (OP minus OF) revealed stronger activations for females than males in the ventromedial PFC, in ACC and in portions of the parietal cortex bilaterally, including the somatosensory cortex and the inferior parietal lobule (Table 4, Figure 4a).

This means that the attacker will be dealing with a more difficult task to reveal the value of the hashed key.

However, even with shorter exposure to the context, fear conditioning may still be too easy of a learning task to reveal any differences in the GluN2B mice.

Using a dot-probe task to reveal the spatial allocation of attention, we investigate whether other-race infants capture attention.

We also compare search behavior variability with respect to different classes of users and different classes of search tasks to reveal whether user models or task models may be greater predictors of behavior.

Television technology has placed the umpires under greater scrutiny than ever, making manifest the difficulty of their task, revealing more missed calls than many fans are comfortable with and leading to desperate declarations of woe.