Sentence examples for task resolution from inspiring English sources

The task resolution system is based on rolls of percentile dice.

We tried to avoid effects on the kind of processing implemented by the nature of the task, "favoring" one category or the other, or inducing retrieval of a type of information (for example, visual rather than functional) depending on the task resolution strategies put into action.

About 80 faculty members approved the task force resolution on a voice vote at a regular faculty meeting on April 17.

Our experimental design allowed us to reveal regional activity associated uniquely with the cognitive and motivational processes involved in the task (conflict resolution and regulation of behavioral response) by excluding activity evoked by comparator conditions (presence of reward, presence of compound stimuli irrespective of reward contingencies, or simple reversal) using masking analysis.

In particular, we focus on three data integration tasks: entity resolution, top-k item detection, and data aggregation.

For some tasks, high resolution is required and a large number of iterations are used, whereas images with low noise levels may be favored for other applications.

Breckinridge, chosen Speaker of the Kentucky House of Representatives at the outset of the 1799 session, took on the task, drafting resolutions reasserting the original principles and endorsing nullification.

It has been postulated that after performing their central tasks in resolution, macrophages emigrate to the draining lymph node, where they may play an important role in the presentation of antigens from the inflamed site (Bellingan et al, 1996).

Using this interface, Wass et al. (2011) administered a battery of tasks targeting interference resolution, inhibition, task switching, and working memory for objects embedded in scenes of varying complexity to typically developing 11-month-old infants.

In particular, activation in the anterior network was more related to attentional processes and action inhibition as well as tasks requiring conflict resolution like the Go/No-Go task and the Stroop task.

In these experiments, we use counter switching and response inhibition tasks to examine the neural underpinnings of two cognitive processes that have often been identified as potential executive processes: the switching of attention between tasks, and the resolution of interference between competing task responses.