Sentence examples for task to master from inspiring English sources

At the same time, hitting a moving ball with a thin bat may be the most difficult task to master in sports.

Ford sped up the assembly line, in part, by assigning each worker one task to master.

The concept is often presented to students like another task to master or acronym to memorize, said Jann Murran-Gassistant adjunctnt adjunct professor at UC Davis' school of nursing.

Be patient; this profession takes a lot of time to develop and finding the perfect clients will be a huge task to master.

For our task is to master globalisation in the interests of the poor and not just the rich; in the interests of protecting our environment and not degrading it; in the interests of increasing the sum of world prosperity and ensuring a more equitable distribution of it.

In a study published last week in the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers from the University of Pennsylvania found that people whose brains used unnecessary thinking processes while trying to learn a basic task were slower to master it than people whose brains only used essential functions.

"What we found is if you practise a slightly modified version of a task you want to master, you actually learn more and faster than if you just keep practising the exact same thing multiple times in a row," said senior study author Pablo A. Celnik, M.D., professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine.

Difficulty in psychomotor learning, therefore, generally increases with the complexity of the task to be mastered.

In the other one, the task to be mastered was non-spatial, using the radial maze with opaque PVC arms, combined with guillotine doors.

One of my new favorite things to do is to explore my new surroundings from a kayak and it is safe to say that all the tasks one has to master while kayaking are brain healthy.

Our results indicate that A. geoffroyi clearly outperforms Macaca nemestrina with regard to the speed of initial task acquisition and the ability to master transfer tasks, and shows a sensitivity to a food-related odorant which matches that of other primate species.