This was to avoid confounding test takers' performance with the irrelevant difficulty of speed of working.
Possible strategies include marking landings, smaller TPs for progression to larger features, marking feature difficulty, controlling speed and slope for take-offs and landings, enforcing TP etiquette rules or reducing the height of aerial features.
Damage to the upper part of the cerebellum tends to cause gait impairments and other problems with leg coordination; damage to the lower part is more likely to cause uncoordinated or poorly aimed movements of the arms and hands, as well as difficulties in speed.
Through 114 miles of Connecticut, the right of way passes almost all the grade crossings that created difficulties in speeding up the trip between New Haven and Boston.
The southeastern European country is experiencing difficulties in speeding up the processing of asylum claims under the agreement, while at the same time conditions in its accommodation centers remain harsh. .
I asked 10 students to do their best to destroy their sheets of paper and compared this inconvenience and difficulty with the speed and effortless deletion operation in the online software embedded on the lecture hall computer.
For congested flow, smaller LA may increase the difficulty of adequate speed adjustment for merging and lane-changing maneuvers.
The first hypovigilance signs are itchy eyes, neck stiffness, back pain, yawning, difficulty to stabilize speed and to maintain trajectory, frequent position changes, and inattention to environment (road signs, pedestrian).
The random path is claimed to be useful for reducing the MSF error, [12] but is hard to achieve a high precision surface form because of the difficulty in tool speed management [7].
The difficulty of clock speed increases and power consumption concerns motivate reconfigurable computing as an important technique to advance digital design, implementing compute-intensive application tasks in reconfigurable hardware.
They found that 10 out of 10 quadriplegic patients, one nearly locked-in patient with some signs of twitching below the neck, and two out of three locked-in patients used the typing program without much difficulty, increasing their speed and accuracy with each use.
