This prediction aligns with the many recent findings across human physiology and cognition that reveal less clear 1/ f scaling in less coordinated, less fluent processes.
The user experience is not only about elegant appearance or powerful functions, but also, and more importantly, about a smooth and fluent analysis process.
Interdisciplinary communication meetings about available beds and discharge planning improved coordination of patients and staffing in the ICU and the ward, and a supportive culture aided junior staff in a fluent discharge process [ 24].
Particularly when a statement feels "fluent" (easy to process) and familiar, we tend not to focus on the details and instead go with the gist.
She is not only well educated in the law; She is fluent in the process, and the gamesmanship of the Hill.
The answer is that reading pronounceable ticker symbols is slightly less mentally taxing; people generally prefer objects and events that are more "cognitively fluent," or easier to process.
You need to be fluent enough in the process to help your team identify critical assumptions, fashion experiments to test them, and interpret the results.
As traditional newsrooms staffed by journalists and managed by experienced editors become less and less common, there is an even greater need for all types of professional writers to be fluent in the editorial process.
The case, and the pardon that ended it, involved an assumption that minorities were more likely to commit crimes, a belief in the use of force to keep people in check, and what some of the president's advisers privately describe as at best a lack of interest in becoming fluent in the legal process.
This option was discarded during the setup process in Fluent because of the additional complications that would be introduced with increased turbulence.
