multitask

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• A Chromebook’s ability to multitask is determined largely by its processor, with the number of cores indicating how well it can handle double-duty.

• We looked at memory and storage capacity to determine how well a device could multitask or how much space it had for apps and files.

• Stunting can affect someone’s ability to pay attention, multitask and regulate their mood.

• I know how to multitask as well as understand my responsibilities on both a professional and personal level.

• I get it, we’re less self-conscious on the phone, and you can multitask and talk–maybe fold laundry or eat or both.

• This is true of all technology: the more advanced it becomes, the more we are forced to multitask and adapt to choice overload.

• “We multitask, something all women learn to do,” she said Thursday.

• We live with the show every day (a state I call Hungland), multitask like lunatics, work crazy long hours, blah blah blah.

• The multitask gene is obviously linked to the X chromosome, because I know of no men who carry the trait.