Overall, these findings converge to suggest that BD participants are restricted in their ability to adapt to task demands only if the task requires greater fast timescale postural corrections.
In contrast to the parametric tests, which assess overall performance on the task, the regressions provide information on how fast participants adapt to task demands in each phase.
For the support of these decision-makers especially in the time-critical task of secure identification of aircrafts, decision support systems adapted to tasks and situations are needed.
This might be the result of using more or better capital equipment, using more efficient production processes, new inventions, or improving "human capital" (workers' education and skills, and their ability to adapt to different tasks).
They said it proved the brain could adapt to new tasks, even in adulthood.
Unlike phones with competing specs, he says, the iPhone is malleable the interface can adapt to specific tasks, like playing games.
Structural learning [2 8] essentially reduces the dimensionality of the space that the learning organism has to search to adapt to novel tasks.
In the final part of our studies, we ran in silico evolution experiments to see how well different configurations of transcription control can adapt to different tasks.
For people with manual work, or with few opportunities for adjustments at their original workplace, health impairments can make it more difficult returning to work, compared to those who have the possibility to adapt to other tasks.
Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.]) and a recognized strength of this approach is that, across a wide variety of tasks, it tends to produce models that adapt to their task environment about as fast as humans adapt.
The development of the matrix approach reflects the need for organizations in a number of public and private spheres to adapt to increasing task and environmental complexity.
