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A multi-robot mapping and exploration task is utilised as a model task to evaluate the task allocation process.

It will be a challenging task to evaluate the impact of these temporally and spatially variable Fe fluxes in the Southern Ocean [12].

It is a hard task to evaluate the biodegradation of polymers or the maturation of regenerated tissues in the transplants by the conventional examination.

However, the confining stress developed is related to the lateral strain (or lateral expansion) of the concrete and up to now it remains a difficult task to evaluate the lateral strain of confined concrete under inelastic condition.

All participants received full explanation and video demonstrations of the different tasks and then performed a test (T 1) (three repetitions of each task) to evaluate the baseline skills before any training.

Melodic prediction is used in this paper as a benchmark task to evaluate the quality of four chord representations using two probabilistic model architectures derived from Input/Output Hidden Markov Models (IOHMMs).

> -wrap-foot> Statistical values of simple regression analyses that investigated the association between mean change in MD in each cluster and change in performance on WMT tasks To evaluate the impact of removing the effects of rGMD and rCSFD through ANCOVAs, we also ran the analysis without including pre and post rGMD and rCSFD maps as covariates.

A VAS score was also obtained from all participants after the experimental task to evaluate if any pain developed during the experimental session.

You're Jewish.' " After "the little drama" of the Coetzee book, Naomi went over to the books sitting in piles along a ledge beneath a bookcase, which it is her chosen task to evaluate and place within the bookshop.

Reviewer 3: Alexander Mankin, University of Illinois at Chicago (nominated by Arcady Mushegian) It is a fairly straightforward task to evaluate an experimental paper driven by the data.

We developed a theme identification task to evaluate participants' abstract thinking ability, and the stimuli used consisted of 20 emotional (10 positive and 10 negative) pictures from the International Affective Picture System (IAPS) [ 22].