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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NONCOMPUTERISED»
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Thus, consequences ofdesign choices affected the impact level, and required
intertwining ofthe EASY application with noncomputerised communication
support to achieve certain functionality. The analysis of chains linking different
levels of ...
Stuart Barnes, Eusebio Scornavacca,
2006
2
New Zealand medical journal
This group of practices is also likely to differ from noncomputerised practices. A
separate study, undertaken to address this issue of selection bias, suggests that
general practices in this group undertake immunisations at a significantly higher
...
3
Marriage, Divorce and Adoption Statistics
Table C Deaths' by whether marital status of the All deaths Numbers Year Total
Computerised offices Noncomputerised offices not known Numbers Percentage
of all deaths Total Computerised offices Noncomputerised offices Total ...
For noncomputerised practices, the ability for prescribers to remember the long
and complicated names of the generic equivalents are a real stumbling block to
their use. Currently, active consideration is being given in the Department of ...
Rhona Panton, Stephen Chapman,
1998
5
Doing Applied Linguistics: A guide for students
Nowadays, however, this term is becoming so strongly associated with electronic
text databases that researchers who work with collections of noncomputerised
field notes or photocopied texts are more likely to talk about 'my data' than 'my ...
Nicholas Groom, Jeannette Littlemore,
2012
6
City A-Z: Urban Fragments
close scrutiny, investigation and even exclusion. In a detailed ethnographic study
of CCTV control rooms, British sociologists Clive Norris and Garry Armstrong (
1997) have shown that operators ofcurrent, noncomputerised and hand-operated
...
Steve Pile, Nigel Thrift,
2012
7
People and Computers XVIII - Design for Life: Proceedings of ...
Eaacmgi role rules Communication channel performs Relationship J*pe_ Activity
goal state Concurrency Computerised Noncomputerised Figure 2: A meta-model
[Farias et al. 2000b]. can be decomposed into actions and sub-activities.
Sally Fincher, Panos Markpoulos, David Moore,
2004
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The Handbook of Clinical Neuropsychology
Participants received24hours of APT over 10 weeks, withthe sessions involving
completion of noncomputerised tasks taxing differentaspects of attention (e.g.
detecting target sounds within distractornoise, listening toa ...
Jennifer Gurd, Udo Kischka, John Marshall,
2012
9
Human Factors in Nuclear Safety
While this may appear self-evident, the issue of movement compatibility for cursor
control raises an interesting point. In noncomputerised control rooms, feedback
from the operation of a control was initially kinaesthetic (i.e. if you pressed a ...
10
Advanced Control Strategies for Social and Economic Systems ...
Also, by providing a computerised and noncomputerised approach, it addressed
problems associated with the 'insensitivity of youngsters' i.e. the older engineers
had access to equivalent technology at home, and had a non-computerised ...