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European leaders face the demanding task of dealing with the refugee crisis.

A part of the civil service has the demanding task of implementing such reforms under the direction of ministers, requiring advanced skills.

The physicals, part of Congress's government-subsidized health-care package, yielded good news for many of the House G.O.P., who learned that they were strong and healthy enough for the demanding task of defunding Obamacare.

Ryan faces the demanding task of demonstrating that his reputation as a budget wonk and Republican intellectual in the House rests on more than just the marked absence in his caucus of serious competitors for these labels.

In this paper we propose a novel method for object grasping that aims to unify robot vision techniques for efficiently accomplishing the demanding task of autonomous object manipulation.

To overcome state unavailability an "estimator-like" system is introduced, which generates rough estimates of the unknown signals, thus avoiding the demanding task of constructing asymptotically convergent observers.

Residue conservation and other types of structural similarity quantified over protein families can provide the basis for model selection and act as guides that reduce the target search space for the computationally demanding task of structure prediction.

may often go unnoticed by teachers, who are involved in the cognitively demanding task of delivering their classes while at the same time assessing the level of participation of those involved in that class.

Emotions may enable individuals to respond differently to different group members according to the quality of their relationship (representative of their history of interactions), but without the cognitively demanding task of keeping track of each interaction with each group member (Aureli & Schaffner 2002).

This may be a reflection of a selection effect into the study, as those older people who were in good physical health themselves were most likely to be able to carry out the physically demanding task of being a care-giver.

Thus, the novel and demanding task of comparing the human and environmental risks of different products would be limited to the lowest possible number of cases.