Sentence examples for transition between tasks from inspiring English sources
This suggests a constant, faster rate of transition between tasks in the HSBs.
These trends demonstrate a faster rate of transition between tasks in the HSBs and are consistent with their earlier foraging age.
The animation within the study games is high quality and the seamless transitions between tasks will help children stay focused on learning new vocabulary words.
Evolution of division of labor occurred when task-switching incurred costs to the colony, in terms of time that individuals had to spend inactive when transitioning between tasks.
In PROforma transitions between tasks can be constrained using scheduling constraints, however it is not possible to attach a guard condition to a scheduling constraint.
Recording the keystrokes of the experimenter marked the transition from one task to another, and allowed us to exclude frames acquired during the transitions between tasks from the analysis.
In this paper, we propose a novel control method for kinematically redundant robots, where we focus on a smooth, continuous transition between different tasks.
A web-based application, FAME aims to address the needs of modelers on three key points of focus: model creation, result generation, and interpretation (i.e. visualization, sensitivity analysis, metabolite connectivity, etc).. Traditionally, transitions between these tasks often impeded work flow and could themselves become a source of errors.
Transition tasks between static and dynamic situations may challenge head stabilization and balance in older individuals.
The results also suggest keeping 3DUI tasks synchronized across the ICs, as this can help users understand their relationships, smoothen within- and between-task IC transitions, and inspire more creative use of different interfaces.
"DNA methylation might therefore be a common genomic feature of social insects because it facilitates the transition between behavioral castes (or task specialization) which these insects have in common".
