Sentence examples for task than that from inspiring English sources

Here time seems to have erred, and Logan ably assumes a more honorable, or at least less controversial, aspect of the critic's task than that of scourging his peers: rescuing a lost masterpiece.

Arguably, though, he had an easier task than that faced by a growing number of serious actors willing to bare all - and seek that elusive on-camera erection - for their art.

Obviously, the relay, which amplifies and forwards, has a simpler task than that which decodes and forwards.

As with the semi-quantitative results, performance for the PPMI database was substantially higher than for the local data, reinforcing the assertion that classification of the PPMI dataset is a simpler task than that seen in clinical reality.

It has been shown experimentally that the accurate estimation of noise characteristics for less intensive noise is a more complicated task than that for an intensive noise [44, 60].

Young people today have what I would argue is a more difficult task than that of the activists in 1972.

Moreover, the activation detection using eMHR method is more sensitive for the human visual and motor tasks than that with the canonical hemodynamic response embedded in the SPM analysis as the default MHR (dMHR).

Both measures correlated to high proportions of the tasks, but the Short Global user Satisfaction measure correlated to more tasks than that of End User Computing Satisfaction measure.

The latter finding is essentially replicated in Experiments 4, 6, and 10, but the current design led to much more rapid task acquisition than that seen in these previous studies (Sziklas and Petrides, 2002; Dumont et al., 2007), making it feasible to test the same rats on related problems (spatial discriminations, nonspatial biconditionals) designed to isolate better the critical task features.

If Labour picks a leader destined to lose, then the leadership is an empty prize Today's task is harder than that which confronted Labour in the 1980s.

As the two monkeys are highly trained in a wide range of tasks other than that used here, e.g. attentional tasks [31], [55], their brains are not available for post-mortem tissue.