Sentence examples for under a task from inspiring English sources

BBN Technologies (BBN), under a task for the Space Communications Project, designed the High-Throughput Distributed Spacecraft Network, or Hi-DSN.

Brain functional connectivity (FC) is defined as the coherence in the activity between cerebral areas under a task or in the resting-state (RS).

Although there has been considerable debate in regards to whether classical conditioning depends on a contingent relation between conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus, perceptual learning under a task that prevented high-level processing of the contingency structure is more closely aligned with classical conditioning, in which learning is more influenced by contiguity than contingency.

Under a task that promotes high-level processing of the stimulus-reward structure, perceptual learning mirrored the rules of operant conditioning, occurring only for the positive-contingency orientation, with no learning in either the zero-contingency orientation or the negative-contingency orientation.

In this systematic review, we identified 12 trials aiming to compare physician-led care with nurse-led care under a task-shifting model in primary care.

We conducted this assessment as a prelude to designing an intervention to build surgical skills for non surgical physicians (NSPs), under a task-shifting grant from the government of Canada.

Studies were eligible if care from family physicians, paediatricians and/or geriatricians was compared to care delivered by nurses (nurse-led care) in all roles under a task-shifting model of care and for patients of all ages and all conditions, and if studies reported outcome measures related to the course of disease including symptoms, severity and complications.

In the seventies and eighties, American scholars and journalists could finally experience the realities they had only guessed at, and they began compiling a grim record of China under Mao — a task that was speeded up by Deng Xiaoping's repudiation of the Cultural Revolution after Mao's death, in 1976.

According to ART, human beings assess the conditions under which a task must be completed and then plan and act accordingly.

In contrast, EM (the form of regulation recognised in Skinner's operant theory [ 31]) is characterised by behaviour controlled by external contingencies under which a task is performed to obtain reward or benefit external to the task itself [ 26, 30].

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