multiple tasks

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But the perception of actual speech requires the listener to perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
Strikingly, having more time for oneself and one's own concerns (1a) were particularly important to 40-54 year olds, the age group still engaged in multiple tasks.
Theoretically, executive processes control novel behaviours and enable the coordination of multiple tasks or processes, including the ability to interrupt and\\or change between different actions.
In the work process, labour switches towards the performance of multiple tasks while the intensity of work (and remuneration) is varied according to market conditions.
The sad fact is that we have been expecting one doctrine to do multiple tasks for us.
To ensure reliability, multiple tasks were administered at each age level, and composite scores were calculated by adding children's performance on each task.
An agent works on multiple tasks, and the best autonomy level for one of these tasks at a given time is not necessarily the best for another.
Likewise, hardware samplers often perform multiple tasks in the studio: sequencing, synthesis, and effects processing as well as sampling.
The second reason why a single view is inadequate is that users need the ability to do multiple tasks at the same time.
This involves designing multiple tasks to restore order to the basin area and create an environment within which appropriate governance reforms can take place, in order to achieve long-term peace.
Portfolio assessment may have the potential to improve the quality of this assessment as more seems to be gained by multiple tasks than multiple rating.
I repeat that phrase: "multiple tasks with the same funds".
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