Technology use was successful, but the tutored teachers designed less coherent tasks and weaker support for pupils' collaboration, knowledge construction and metacognition than their more-experienced colleagues.
Based on direct and continuous clinical observation, we present a comprehensive list of clinically coherent tasks and subtasks, along with a detailed description of actions, grouped by type (admission or discharge) (Table 1).
Since tennis players need to react in a fast moving environment, we selected a coherent motion task [29] as well as a speed discrimination task [30].
The difficulty of the discrimination was varied parametrically from trial-to-trial by adjusting the percentage of dots in coherent motion: the task was easy if most of the dots moved coherently (e.g. 50% or 100% coherence), but became progressively more difficult as the coherence decreased.
There is no coherent "setting of tasks" prior to the engagement in empirical research, and the results of empirical research are not knit into a broader theory that can have emancipatory intent.
At present there exists a large gap in size, performance, adaptability and robustness between natural and artificial information processors for performing coherent perception-action tasks under real-time constraints.
While the subject performed the RSVP task, 100% coherent motion stimuli were presented in a peripheral annulus (1 10 degree).
Finally, it should be noted that EMA is coherent with the ecological task analysis (ETA) described by Davis and Burton (1991) [ 42] and is widespread in the area of adapted physical activity (APA).
It can be discussed whether the frequency of redoing tasks and the ability to participate in more tasks is coherent with each other in this PBVE.
The recognition process involves measurement and is destructive, however, the feedback step without measurement is preserving quantum coherence, so the scheme can perform some quantum control tasks with coherent feedback.
