Sentence examples for tasks dictated from inspiring English sources

Some employees prefer passive followership, he said, which means they want to complete tasks dictated by the boss.

In its legislative tomes, Washington routinely slips in "unfunded mandates"–expensive tasks dictated by Washington politicians and assigned to companies, states and local governments, forcing higher taxes and crowding out other spending and investment.

For example, although the TPJ has been specifically linked to a particular type of mental state beliefs the information provided in typical belief mentalizing tasks essentially dictates the mental state of the protagonist, making perceivers' inferences unambiguous.

"It's not the state's task to dictate our attire".

(i)A list scheduling algorithm schedules tasks in the order dictated by a list constructed from estimating a critical path.

A paper is built up upon their common and successive labours, and their work should never be task work, never merely dictated.

The intent with these variations is to prevent any one task feature from dictating player interactions with the task.

"I had so many ideas and clear visions of how I wanted my songs to be arranged, it didn't really make sense to me to invite someone in who I then would just have to dictate tasks I could just do on my own".

Furthermore, the underlying knowledge, skills, and abilities/attitudes (KSAs) associated with a particular task or domain dictate the methods necessary to effectively decompose task characteristics.

They could not, however, use this acquired location information to solve a subsequent spatial biconditional task where those same places dictated the correct choice of digging cup.

The term 'task and context-optimal population performance' introduces a central tenet of our hypothesis that the ideal balance of neuronal interactions varies from moment to moment and between neuronal populations, as dictated by the task in hand, and the present context.