Our study findings indicate tradeoffs even between some of the well-established principles such as interactivity, control over pacing, and voice (Chi 2009; Heidig and Clarebout 2011).
In this study, the agents worked with students to self-explain, used voice delivery by default, and provided a faster text-only option for limited control over pacing.
This is the really tricky thing with game writing: you have very limited control over the pace of the player's experience.
According to senior diplomats, EU policymakers have concluded that Schengen will be in its terminal phase within months unless European governments gain greater control over the pace and scale of immigration from the Middle East.
Maintaining total control over the pace of male desire, deriding the absurdity of lust even as they were inciting it, they seemed to be saying, "I'll do whatever I like with my body, because it's no one's but my own".
Ownership rules are different on the continent, giving the mutuals' managements more control over the pace of change.Bradford & Bingley (named, like most societies, after the towns where it was founded) is the first building society to convert against its board's advice.
Since SingTel had no control over the pace of market deregulation, Lee went where opportunities beckoned.
If consumers start gravitating towards them, they get greater control over the pace and consistency of software updates.
In the future, Horn predicts the majority of students will be engaged in what he calls "blended learning" where they'll learn online with control over the pace of their learning in schools with teachers providing guidance.
The level of control over work pace and the level of participation in important decisions at work did not predict psychological distress in the present study.
