"task period" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific period of time allocated for completing a particular task or set of tasks. Example: "During the busy task period leading up to the project deadline, our team worked around the clock to ensure everything was completed on time."
An increase in free-MHPG during the task period was observed in AS although free-MHPG increased only after the task period in SS.
By acting on task period, it can achieve performances similar to an IEC 61499 solution.
We analysed the total time length (TTL, approximately 60 seconds) of the task period for each participant.
Manual annotations of glance times and targets were compiled for each task period and then used to train a predictive model.
Differences in temporal relationships of SPL and STG oxy-Hb concentration levels may reflect the functional roles of these brain structures during the task period.
The level of s-IgA in both groups significantly increased during the task period, and quickly returned to a basal level during the recovery period.
The amplitude of fcMRI signal fluctuation (AF) also demonstrated an increase in the post-task period compared to pre-task.
Transferring animals from the baseline environment into the operant chambers elicited a robust increase in cortical ACh efflux that persisted throughout the 18-min pre-task period.
In fact, the data indicate that off-task performance reflects a mixture of "single-task" performance and the persistent costs associated with the IVIS interactions from the immediately preceding on-task period.
However, in the post-task period, alertness was increased in some subjects but was decreased in others despite the subjects having performed the same tasks.
All participants in our study performed the task successfully and reported being fully awake immediately on completion of this demanding task and none fell asleep during the post-task period.
