1.42pm GMT Almost everyone accepts the PCC has failed in the task of keeping the press to its responsibilities to the public and to individuals, he says.
Mr. Munson undertook the task of supplying with press releases on the works; the dancers's photographs and biographies; and information about the workshops offered by the company.
On Aug. 6, 1945, President Harry S. Truman faced the task of telling the press, and the world, that America's crusade against fascism had culminated in exploding a revolutionary new weapon of extraordinary destructive power over a Japanese city.
During the functional localizer scan, the task of the participant was to press a button as soon as possible, when the same picture was presented twice in a row (i.e., one-back task).
When his work came to the attention of the printer John Watts, Caslon was given the task of cutting type punches for various presses in London.
Commensurate with this growth in scholarly interest, various presses began the task of reissuing long-out-of-print texts.
Other cities, like Philadelphia, leave the task of credentialing journalists to the Mayor's press office.
Rescue teams battled smoke and high temperatures as they pressed on with the task of tracking down 20 missing miners in a coal mine after a methane explosion killed at least 80 others.
His publisher, Johann Froben, worked just as hard as he, devoting six presses working simultaneously to the task of printing.
The task of most interest was the one-back 'identity' task (press a button if the same object is repeated) because it corresponded to that used by Hasson et al. [ 2002].
Instructions described the stimulus presentation, duration of trials, session length, and explained that the goal of the task was to press the 'yes' button if the stimulus pair were related and the 'no' button if they were not.
