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The effectiveness of groups recognizing patterns

International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2003
An experiment was conducted in which groups made resource allocation decisions while physically dispersed and supported with a shared virtual work surface (What You See Is What I See--WYSIWIS). The task required groups to recognize patterns of information and collaborate to allocate their resources appropriately. The experimental treatment involved the
Stephen C. Hayne, C. A. P. Smith, Dan Turk   +2 more
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Fatigue Effects on Patterns of Movement

Ergonomics, 1971
The standing broad jump and four other gross body movements were analysed by colour-coded multiple-image photography before and after three kinds of fatigue-inducing exercise. For each movement marked individual differences in style of performance were found which tended to persist despite the effects of fatigue.
F P, Jones, J A, Hanson
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Laterality Effects for Tactile Patterns

International Journal of Neuroscience, 1994
A series of studies was carried out to investigate laterality effects in the discrimination of tactile patterns presented to the fingertips of right-handed subjects. When both hands were stimulated simultaneously, a small right-hand advantage (RHA) was observed for a sequential task and a small left-hand advantage (LHA) was found for a spatial task ...
K, Minami, V, Kay, M P, Bryden, T, Free
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Bad Effects of Patterning

Pediatrics, 1983
To the Editor.— I would like to commend the American Academy of Pediatrics for its updated and strong statement against the "patterning" treatment of neurologically handicapped children.1 Certainly one of the problems with the promoters of this type of treatment has been their insistence that the therapy be carried out 365
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Effect of pattern luminance profile on the pattern erg in man and pigeon

Vision Research, 1987
Pattern electroretinograms (PERGs) have been recorded in man and pigeon using phase reversing patterns. Studies were made in both species of the effect of grating spatial frequency, grating profile (sine or square) or the size of the squares of a checkerboard on the amplitude of the responses. The results obtained in the two species were similar.
, Vaegan, G B, Arden
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Effect of Pattern Configuration on the Relation between Pattern Area and Pattern Discrimination

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1970
To explore the possibility that brightness-area disparity in sub-portions of correct and incorrect patterns contributes to improved learning with increasing pattern area, hooded rats were tested with two discrimination problems: high disparity (triangle apex-up versus triangle apex-down) and low disparity (triangle apex-left versus triangle apex-right).
Merrill F. Elias, Laurel Warner
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The effect of shoe drop on running pattern

Footwear Science, 2013
During the last couple of years, running barefoot or in minimalist shoes has become more and more popular. The study of Lieberman et al.
Chambon, N., Delattre, N., Berton, E., Gueguen, N., Rao, G.   +4 more
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Patterned Wafer Effects

2004
Chemical-mechanical polishing (CMP) is used in integrated circuit manufacturing to remove material from patterned wafer surfaces. The term “polishing” or “planarization” is used to describe two types of processes: 1) topography reduction of surface features that result from deposition, etch, or other thin-film processes, and 2) removal (“polish back ...
D. Boning, D. Hetherington
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