Sentence examples for tasks organized from inspiring English sources

Workflow applications, in turn, are composed of a set of tasks organized in a sequence of connected steps [37].

SlimTimer users click a browser bookmarklet to open a narrow window with one-click time starting and stopping for tasks organized by title.

Thirty-five papers from the ethological literature were surveyed with the perception and reaction of flying animals to autonomous navigation tasks organized and analyzed using a schema theoretic framework.

We developed training materials with careful consideration of the primary health care clinic HCWs' tasks, organized the necessary knowledge acquisition around these tasks and used methods that actively involve trainees.

Computers excel at "routine" tasks: organizing, storing, retrieving and manipulating information, or executing exactly defined physical movements in production processes.

A similar pattern was observed for the aspect of role functioning, where patients reported the difficulties in occupational tasks, organizing leisure time activities, and pursuing their hobbies.

DISCOM's previously subordinate Forward Support Battalions were redesignated Brigade Support Battalions and task organized under their supported maneuver brigade.

The 101st was in-activated in December 2006, the 541st and 97th were deployed and task organized away from the DISCOM.

Task Force Raven, built around 2nd Battalion, 25th Aviation Regiment, was a task organized aviation unit with a total of 52 attack, scout, lift, and medical evacuation aircraft.

Over the months between January 2006 and July 2006 the 601st returned to Fort Riley, the 701st was inactivated, the 299th was task organized to the 2nd Brigade Combat Team in preparation for another deployment to Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the 201st was task organized under the 3rd Brigade Combat Team and later deactivated.

The RCPM consists of 36 coloured multiple choice matrices (although colour is irrelevant to the completion of the task), organized in three increasingly complex sets [ 3, 11- 15].