Is the time spent using the system compatible with the tasks and the workload of the users?
Dexterity : a grasp is dexterous if the hand can move the object in a compatible way with the task to be performed.
If these devices are logically but not physically integrated in the car system they can take advantage of an integrated and safe on board HMI, compatible with the driving task, keeping the continuity and the freedom of their use outside the vehicle.
In summary, the subjects can track the target with a little lag (compatible with the spatial resolution of the task) and negligible lateral displacement.
The result that SOPT, VCALT, and SOPT/VCALT ratio abnormalities were frequently but not systematically associated in patients with otherwise largely common clinical features could be compatible with the hypothesis that two tasks are sustained by only partially coincident mechanisms.
In contrast, reference men performed better in VMS, which is compatible with the male advantage in visuospatial tasks.
These concepts are compatible with the Challenge Point Framework which suggests distinguishing "nominal task difficulty," characteristics of a task regardless of context or the performer's skill, from "functional task difficulty," relating to the performer's skill level and context [ 40].
Yet, the implementation climate was affected by the tension caused by the extensive data registration, influencing whether or not the registration was considered a relative priority compared to other clinical tasks and compatible with the stressful working conditions in the stroke units.
The observed asymmetry during the anti-saccade task could be compatible with the physiological rightward bias in triggering eye movements [ 33- 35].
The present proposal that the activity of some hippocampal neurons may contain information about the rewardpredictive value of task-relevant signals is compatible with the notion of rate remapping.
