Today, the success of a software application strongly depends on the usability of its interface, so the evaluation of interfaces has become a crucial aspect of software engineering.
The various waste products, consisting of either end-of-life or production (scrap) waste, are the feedstock of secondary techniques, thereby generally reduced in size to a more desirable shape and form, such as pellets, flakes or powders, depending on the source, shape and usability.
Recently, we have introduced 'restriction' flags to help users make an informed decision about the usability and suitability (depending on the users' situation and needs) of data collections.
During the usage of power tools, user and power tool are interacting strongly with each other, which is why the working result depends heavily on the usability of a power tool depending on the application (Suitability of Usage (SoU)).
An in-depth usability analysis, including performance and attitude measures, requires knowledge about available usability techniques, and is depending on the amount of resources.
A usability organization will be more or less successful depending on the decisions it makes about its marketing strategy.
This supports the usability of the manufactured collimators and numerical correction of the sensitivity of the survey meter depending on the geometry.
Depending on the applied approach, different phases can be distinguished, e.g. requirements specification, design, prototyping, implementation and usability evaluation.
Depending on the point of time of recruitment there will be up to 4 assessment points where technology acceptance and usability will be reviewed.
