Hence, the principal performance metrics are new call blocking, call interruption, and forced call termination probabilities.
"The older people think more slowly, but they have a faster fluid intelligence, so they are better able to block out interruptions and choose what to focus on," said Martin Westwell, deputy director of the institute.
When possible, block out interruptions.
For Geschwind [2], this syndrome followed the interruption or blocking of information transfer between the language and motor brain areas.
The advice about only handling a piece of paper once, only dealing with email and phone calls at the beginning and/or end of the day, and blocking yourself off from potential interruptions are fine, but they never seemed to free up a lot of time for me.
This should allow us to make renewables "fully dispatchable," using the batteries to cover for interruptions from clouds blocking the solar power of the sun and from the variability of the wind.
The schizophrenic, as a clinical entity, is the result of the interruption or the blocking of the process of desiring-production, its having been taken out of nature and society and restricted to the body of an individual where it spins in the void rather than make the connections that constitute reality.
Alogia Aspects of impoverished thinking, including poverty of speech and content of speech, the interruption of speech (blocking), slowed speech reaction.
Later, facing blocks and interruptions to its service, Google unveiled a feature for mainland users that would display a message when certain sensitive searches were attempted, such as "We've observed that searching for [possibly sensitive word] in mainland China may temporarily break your connection to Google.
The new material excels at blocking heat flow by using microscopic interruptions, or boundaries, within the material.
Now, let's be realistic; it's likely that you can't block out every interruption during the course of a day.
