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Showing 1 to 20 of 44 for “"Task Environment"”.

  1. AdaTAD - a debugger for the Ada multi-task environment

    … that it supports concurrent programming via its "task" compilation unit. There are not, however, any automated tools to aid in locating errors in the tasks. The design for such a tool is presented. The tool is named AdaTAD and is a debugger for programs written in Ada. The features of AdaTAD are …

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  2. Subjective scaling of mental workload in a multi-task environment

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1980.

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  3. Uncertainty in task environment and causes of leadership succession: A decision process approach

    Existing theories of executive succession, i.e., micro economic theory, managerial theory, power-political theory and contingency theory are critically reviewed and a decision process model of executive succession is proposed as an alternative. The strength of each model was tested using the sample …

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  4. Environmental Features which Limit Organization and Industry Viability:a study of the footwear industry

    … framework for the analysis of organizational environments. Three primary segments of the task environment - the transaction environment, the industrial environment and the ecotone are delineated. The interrelationships between the organization and these three environmental segments are …

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  5. Learning strategies and performance in organizational teams

    … depends on characteristics in the team's task environment.

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  6. Virtual articulation and kinematic abstraction in robotics

    … homogenize various aspects of a robot and its task environment into a single unified model which is both qualitatively high-level and quantitatively functional. This is the first framework designed specifically for the mixed real/virtual case. It supports arbitrary topology spatial kinematics, …

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  7. An historical analysis of women’s emergence into intercollegiate athletic leadership: Eastern Michigan University, a case study

    … theory analyzing the institutional, task, and cultural environments of men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletics. Men and women managed distinct athletic production functions reassured by the greater cultural environment and legitimized by regulatory bodies in the institutional …

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  8. Patterns of influence in management decision making. Analysis of decision processes in four types of Brazilian organizations.

    … existence, that are: the focal organization the task-environment and the larger social context. Six characteristics inherent to decision topics are identified as related to variables defined as properties of decision. The analysis is carried out at two distinct stages. At the first stage, it …

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  9. Organisational climate: variance across functional units

    … approaches. Both emphasize the importance of the task environment and the need for the organization to adapt to its task environment. Systems theorists, Katz and Kahn (1978), have identified a number of organizational components or subsystems which enable the organization to function efficiently. …

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  10. The Moderating Role of the Industry Structure on the Causal Relationships between Remote Risks, Task Risks, and Industry Performance: Empirical Study of the U.S. Casual Theme Restaurant Industry

    … was to investigate the concepts of remote and task risks in relation to the structure of the casual theme restaurant industry, and to examine the performance consequences of their relationships. This study proposed a framework of analysis that will enable industry participants to develop an …

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  11. Command and control architecture for reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance in the U.S. Army armor and mechanized infantry task force

    … in the U.S. Army armor and mechanized infantry task force. An introduction to reconnaissance and counterreconnaissance provides background information essential to the analysis of each mission. The impact of information processing within the task force and its effect on mission execution is …

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  12. Assessing Negative Side Effects in Virtual Environments

    Virtual environment (VE) systems have been touted as exciting new technologies with many varied applications. Today VEs are used in telerobotics, training, simulation, medicine, architecture, and entertainment. The future use of VEs seems limited only by the creativity of its designers. However, as …

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  13. Processing Phenomena and the Dissociation Between Subjective and Objective Workload Measures (Cognition, Automaticity, Verbal Reports)

    … were investigated. A Sternberg memory search task was utilized. Sternberg task configurations varied in the automaticity of performance, stimulus presentation rate, discernability of stimuli, and the value of good performance. Automaticity in Sternberg task performance was manipulated by using …

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  14. Effects of display contrast and field of view on distance perception

    … today do not allow the operator to view the environment directly. For example, operators of telerobotic or remote manipulation systems may be far removed from the work site. In these situations, images from cameras at the task site provide the only visual link between the task and operator. …

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  15. Promoting flexible idea generation in audit planning: the effects of counterfactual mindset and example provision

    … Framework, I identify significant differences in task, environment, and person variables across real world scenarios where the auditors found it was either very easy or very difficult to know when sufficient audit evidence had been collected prior to forming a conclusion. In a second study, I run …

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  16. The relationships between goal orientation, perfectionism, parental involvement, peer climate, enjoyment, and intention to continue in sport in children.

    … and the PeerMCYSQ. Parental support and peer task environment was related to girls' and boy's task orientation. For boys, personal standards, parental pressure, and fewer concerns over mistakes, also were related to task orientation. Ego orientation was related to peer-initiated ego and task

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  17. Eye Tracking as a Control Interface for Tele-Operation During a Visual Search Task

    … method during tele-operation in a simulated task environment. Operators used a simulator to tele-operate a search robot using three different control methods: fully manual, hybrid, and eye-only. Using Endsely’s (1995a) three level SA model and a natural interface (e.g., eye-tracking) as a …

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  18. Body and brain quality-diversity in robot swarms

    … evolving group diversity is a difficult task that frequently calls for geographic isolation, a division of labor mechanism, and a careful choice of parameters. According to recent research, decentralized Quality Diversity (QD) algorithms can generate behavioral diversity across a swarm …

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  19. Operator Strategies Under Varying Conditions of Workload

    … measure strategic behavior in a complex multiple task environment. The Multi-Attribute Task battery was developed to simulate various aspects of flight and consisted of an auditory communication task, monitoring tasks, a tracking task, a resource management task which allowed a wide range of …

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  20. Effects of two procedural factors on group decision-making: Deliberation style and assigned decision rule

    … to render a verdict of liability. Under these task requirements, jury deliberation style, analogous to the verdict-driven/evidence-driven distinction by Hastie, Penrod, and Pennington (1983), and official decision rule were manipulated. Consistent with predictions derived from Grofman's (1985) …

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