Sentence examples for task transition from inspiring English sources

On a process level, nodes are only active, i.e., task, transition, send task, receive task, send transition, receive transition, bi-directional task, and bi-directional transition.

The analysis indeed revealed a significant interaction between anterior posterior location and task transition, F1,15 = 14.75; P < 0.002, which is in line with the expected switch-related frontal negativity and parietal positivity.

During this preparatory time window, no main effects of task, transition, or lateralization were observed for either the CNV or the slow posterior positivity, F1,15 < 2.45; P > 1.38.

Furthermore, a significant 3-way interaction between anterior posterior signal distribution, lateralization, and task transition, F1,15 = 5.05; P = 0.022, demonstrated that the frontal negativity and parietal positivity were differently lateralized: While the frontal negativity was more right lateralized, the switch-specific posterior positivity was more left lateralized (Fig.  2 C).

Furthermore, a significant interaction between task transition and lateralization was observed for both CNV, F2,14 = 18.02; P < 0.001, reflecting its lateralization to the right, and slow posterior positivity, F2,14 = 33.39; P < 0.001, reflecting reliable left lateralization for this component.

This suggests that the task performance distribution requirements are similar across the strains and that observed differences are due to variation in the rate of task transition, rather than to changes in the order or proportion of effort associated with each task.

I can't speak for everyone present, but at this stage in the evening my task transitions from a simple "which wine do I like more" to a "which is the artisanal".

Being able to finish one task before switching to another is, however, not enough to enable effective task transitions.

In honeybee workers, for example, reorganizations of mushroom bodies are known to occur in correlation with the task transitions from nursing to foraging [ 44].

This suggests that within nest group task transitions are linked and cannot be readily disassociated and that there are direct genetic factors impacting temporal pacing.

We investigated anticipatory DMN and SN modulation using a novel cued-switching task of between-state (rest-to-task/task-to-rest) and within-state (task-to-task) transitions.