Sentence examples for two main task from inspiring English sources

Two main task variants exist: (1) a fixed delay version, where all volunteers complete the same trials, resulting in performance differences due to individual variation in inhibitory capacity, and (2) a performance-adjusted version that uses a tracking algorithm to equate performance and task difficulty across subjects, leading to ∼50% successful inhibition for every participant.

The corporation will have two main tasks.

In simple terms, a sporting director has two main tasks: find a good trainer and give him decent players.

"Our two main tasks are to liberate the illegally occupied territories of Donetsk region and to end military action," said Zakharchenko, as he chain-smoked cigarettes.

The RNC chair has two main tasks besides raising money: to fire up the base and woo new voters; and the two are in tension.

After becoming Chanel's global chief executive in January 2007, having previously been president of its American operations, she set herself two main tasks: to "upgrade" and to "modernise".

As always, the delegates have two main tasks: to celebrate capitalism and to reassure each other that current financial-market difficulties are of no lasting significance.

Mr Mack says his two main tasks are to cut staff costs, and to get them to "read from the same page".

But since the two main tasks for any emergency prime minister would be to reassure a griping and pinched public, and to soothe a fractious party, some Labour MPs may hope that, with his affable reasonableness, Mr Johnson reconsiders.

The combination of dearer commodities and a squeeze on credit has presented them with a conflict between their two main tasks: preserving the health of the financial system and controlling inflation.To date, the central banks have just about passed the test.

The GIS network has two main tasks.