REWARD GOOD BEHAVIOR Break up assignments into smaller tasks, then reward yourself for meeting each mini-goal.
Give careful thought to prioritizing your goals, projects and tasks, then eliminate the bottom 20 percent of the list — forever.
The participant's computer analyzes a packet when it is not handling other tasks, then sends the data back to the SETI@Home server and receives another packet.
Dementia starts with mood changes and difficulties with daily tasks, then the brain shuts down and sufferers lose their personality and perception.
He participated in groundbreaking work that showed that people who regularly multitasked tended actually to be less good at juggling tasks then people who were light multitaskers.
If teams can be organized around the world to execute specific tasks, then be reconfigured or dissolved for the next job, tax collection could be increasingly challenging.
In the separate studies, scientists at the University of Chicago and the Harvard Medical School trained college-age people to perform tasks, then tested them to see how much they recalled after either a night's sleep or several hours awake.
If Syro was an inquisitive artificial intelligence, scurrying this way and that on neat and pointless tasks, then Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments pt2 is like the organic consciousness it was drawn from, its owner now tinkering with jigsaws in a retirement home.
Some organisations say they want "volunteers" (as the 1994 Group has done in its advert), but, as Collier points out, if an intern is required to attend work on particular days, and perform particular tasks, then they are a worker and not a volunteer, which means they should be paid.
Next Wave: Obtaining permits is also one of your tasks then?
The next step: Plan how you will tackle those tasks, then do them.
