Sentence examples for tasks in this case from inspiring English sources

DQ Tycoon is a time-management game, one of a genre of anxiety-inducing games requiring players to race against the clock to complete mundane tasks — in this case, preparing Peanut -Buster Parfaits, taking orders, restocking the refrigerator, and dipping cones.

"This work is the first time anyone has built a single, general learning system that can learn directly from experience to master a wide range of challenging tasks, in this case a set of Atari games, and to perform at or better than human level," said Demis Hassabis, a former neuroscientist and founder of DeepMind Technologies, which was bought by Google for £400m in 2014.

Those tasks are handled by specific compact servers that handle only those tasks, in this case storage and printing.

We then examined whether there were misfitting tasks (in this case, prompts) or persons using an infit mean square between 0.5 and 1.5 as the benchmark for tasks and persons fitting the Rasch model (Linacre 2013).

Our behavior is governed by two parallel processes: The conscious process that revolves around our immediate tasks (in this case, winning Pokémon Go) and the unconscious process that is responsible for ensuring that there are no threats or sudden changes in our environment.

Consequently, motor cortical dysfunction in chronic migraine during right finger movement may be more easily compensated for in right-handers, but as the left-hand is already weaker in these subjects, the addition of cortical dysfunction perhaps becomes more apparent during left-handed tasks; in this case in terms of latency.

In general, any decision to decouple a task (in this case, wiring) depends on how the company views the trade-off between speed and quality.

Subjects were asked to perform a task, in this case pressing a button during a short interval in which a certain shape was flashed on to a screen.

Today two other opponents of the fellings in Sheffield pleaded not guilty to charges under the Trade Union and Labour Relations Act, which criminalises those who prevent a worker from carrying out a lawful task, in this case tree surgeons.

Yet, at scale, the smart algorithm overcomes these individual limitations and guarantees, both physically and mathematically, that the robots can complete a human-specified task, in this case assembling into a particular shape.

Yet, at scale, the smart algorithm overcomes these individual limitations and guarantees both physically and mathematically that the robots can complete a human-specified task, in this case assembling into a particular shape.