Sentence examples for task to distribute from inspiring English sources

They have the task to distribute information about a planned action to various sources and therefore activate various neuro-symbols of the next lower level.

Thus, if an LIM homolog exists in macaques, its' activity might be enhanced by constraining the monkey's task to distribute attention more uniformly across the stimulus display.

This problem consists in assigning periodic tasks to distributed processors in the context of fixed priority preemptive scheduling.

In such workflows, when scheduling tasks to distributed resources, the data transfers between tasks are not a negligible factor and may comprise a significant portion of the total execution time and cost.

To increase the throughput of SIPHT searches, distributed computing was incorporated into the SIPHT protocol using Condor, a distributed batch system that manages the allocation and execution of computational tasks to distributed systems like computational grids [39].

Some private equity firms have begun to look like old-style conglomerates such as Hanson or ITT, consisting of a small headquarters whose main task is to distribute capital and choose the right people to run the businesses in their portfolio.

Their task was to distribute the written materials and to arrange at least one two-hourly peer discussion session/s on the content of the material at their health facilities within one month.

Under the assumption that the task still is to distribute facilities and providers to the people, to a large extent the government has lost the most potent tool it had in the 1970s and 1980s to improve distribution: coercion of health care providers to serve the government where the government wanted them to.

To model WSNs problems into full information game theoretic problems is an extremely difficult task due to distributed nature of WSNs.

Alperovitz's primary task was devising how to distribute the papers to as many news organizations as possible.

PAGE A3 Weighing Pain of Holocaust A judge in Brooklyn is facing the extraordinary task of deciding how to distribute what may be $400 million to more than 70 groups representing victims of Nazi persecution.