Sentence examples for task with both from inspiring English sources
The Scottish forwards also stuck to their unenviable task, with both second-rows enjoying conspicuous evenings and Kelly Brown and Alasdair Strokosch getting through a mountain of work.
Finally, all rats were trained in a task with both the signal duration and the intertrial interval designed to increase attentional demands.
Previous studies have shown that reaction time in an item-recognition task with both short and long lists is a quadratic function of list length.
Ten professional deboners were asked to perform the same carving task with both very sharp and very dull knives (i.e. under very good and very bad sharpness conditions).
Twenty subjects, 10 males and 10 females, none of whom had recent experience with bathroom (re- design completed the same task with both systems.
Compared to sham-lesioned animals, lesioned animals exhibited deficits in signal detection only during the successive discrimination task with both the signal duration and intertrial interval shorter and variable.
Dr Stefan Salminger, who also worked on the new technique, said the prosthesis was a "helping hand" that enabled patients to perform daily tasks, with both hands much better than before.
We study the behavior of processing some dependent and non-dependent tasks with both base and improved hardware designs and present the simulation results compared with the results of the runtime implementation.
This sort of limited assignment is a disappointment for most ambitious employees.A better goal would be something like "Sell $100,000 worth of the new product". Now the team is tasked with both identifying and carrying out the right activities to make the required sales.
For schools that are tasked with both keeping students safe and preparing them to succeed in their future endeavors, I can see the rationale behind social media monitoring.
I was fortunate to work for some very progressive firms and was tasked with both challenging and interesting assignments and projects.
