Sentence examples for tasks capture from inspiring English sources

The results of the therblig and morphological analyses of five (5) different maintenance tasks capture and classify one hundred and thirty-four (134) repetitive motions and fifty-four (54) functions required in automating the maintenance tasks of the RVS machine.

These tasks capture a form of motor impulsivity measured as commission errors consistent with motor response inhibition or action restraint assessed as in the Go/NoGo paradigm.

In many kinds of on-orbit space robot tasks, capturing free floating target using space robot attracts more attention of researchers.

But recent research hammers this home, showing that our performance drops when we try to perform both encoding tasks (experiencing what's around you) and response selection tasks (capturing stimuli) at the same time.

> -wrap-foot> The binary features specific to this task capture both syntactic and lexical information about the phosphorylation and interaction.

Given these extreme differences, it is possible that the two variations of the task capture minimally overlapping facets of mental rotation ability.

The number line estimation task captures central aspects of children's developing number sense, that is, their intuitions for numbers and their interrelations.

Brown also has a difficult task capturing the duality of Brother Justin, a man who presents a physically intimidating presence but who wants little more than to be a subdued and loyal servant of his Lord, and he succeeds on every level".

This suggests that the normalized term list extracted for bacteria was well-matched to this task, capturing most sources of variability.

Further, the task captured many aspects of economic decisions in the real world: uncertainty about the true value of a prospect, sustained yield accruing from the investment, economic benefit determined collectively by current assets, and the need to trade-off exploration and exploitation.

How has it changed the resources (personnel hours, physical resources) required for this task?" Capturing benefits was intentionally approached in a relatively unstructured way due to the breadth of the HRHIS and the desire to elicit value as defined by actual users of the system.