Sentence examples for task whether or not from inspiring English sources

But protecting jobs from global competition is a virtually impossible task, whether or not there is a trade deal.

This doesn't need to be done each 6 months; rather this is an annual task whether or not the generator has been operated.

We conclude that, when maintaining object-oriented software products, the nature of the maintenance task itself determines whether or not the presence of an inheritance hierarchy promotes maintainability.

The ideal control would be to show the same stimuli under conditions in which the animal is not improving performance (e.g. because they are not doing a task or are doing a different task) and test whether or not the observed network changes in coherence occurred or not.

Our experiments were conducted to test our hypothesis that the type of maintenance task influences whether or not the presence of an inheritance hierarchy aids maintainability.

The target class label in this specific learning task indicates whether or not a data point has an association with the biological processes involved in host-microbe interaction.

Fail to finish your task (determined by whether or not you've checked into your task the pre-set number of times)?

After the repeated weight-shift task, participants responded whether or not they felt an increase in the amount of weight shifting according to two conditions (response options "Yes; increased", "No; unchanged").

The goal of this case study is to apply Algorithm EW to the task of predicting whether or not a given "meme", that is, a short textual phrase which propagates relatively unchanged online, will "go viral".

Subjects were given the task of judging whether or not the first and second translations were identical in direction, and their performance was impaired when the second translation occurred on the uncued, as compared to the cued surface.

It is an interesting and important task to investigate whether or not the standard theory can be extended so as to account for the more refined or excellent kinds of human agency (Mele 1995; Bratman 2007, for instance).