Sentence examples for the global task from inspiring English sources
In this case, we have the problem of dividing up the end-to-end deadline of the global task and assigning them to the intermediate subtasks.
Specifically, the approach employs the global task coordinate formulation to meet the stringent control performance requirements for high-speed and large-curvature coordinated contouring tasks.
The global task graph representation enables remote performance metrics and adaptation operations to be specified in simple global terms by any process, and the compiler and runtime system automatically perform the communication and synchronization required for the remote operations.
The configuration of the environment, namely the robots' relative positions depending on both the global task and the game dynamics, provides a source of implicit information about the robots' intention to be involved in collective actions, making them able to cooperate implicitly.
The error bars for the global task are particularly small.
The global task was the detection of concentric dGP form against a backdrop of random noise.
The implementation of complex behavior generation for artificial systems can be overcome by decomposing the global tasks into simpler, well-specified behaviors which are easier to design and can be tuned independently of each other.
The results showed hemispheric specialization in the visual areas in the right middle occipital cortex, which was more active during the global tasks than the local tasks, and in the left inferior occipital cortex, which was more active during the local compared with global tasks [ 17].
Under this condition, we investigate the extent to which the above global task can be decomposed into simpler and more local ones.
However, there was no significant improvement between the first and second trial in the red global task.
While she has served as a special representative for the United Nations' global task force, she also visits Africa as a private citizen to help her "sisters" with AIDS.
