Sentence examples for information provision system from inspiring English sources

With the right resources and an adequate synchrony, it is technically possible to create a dynamic travel information provision system for travellers [7].

The present study was composed of one between-subjects factor, i.e. language proficiency, and two within-subjects factors, i.e. information provision system and traffic density.

The auditory information provision system allowed the best driving performance; the other two systems required the participants to look away from the road (too) long compromising safety, while reading an SMS took longer than scanning a PDA.

Prior to experience, i.e. before driving in the simulator, and after each trial in the simulator participants were given the acceptance scale through which they were asked to indicate how useful and comfortable they thought an information-provision system (as described or experienced) would be to them.

A number of requirements for a viable and effective conservation industry are identified including institutional infrastructure (conservation market institutions and regulatory systems), information provision (quantifying benefits, business models, and accounting and auditing standards), and facilitation (entrepreneurship incubation and capacity building).

Perceptions of community groups of service quality was found to be lowest in the areas of client waiting time; client-provider communication; information provision, availability of client complaint systems and respectfulness of staff.

In any future ITS a major requirement is the accurate, intelligent and timely information provision from the traffic management systems on the various networks (all modes) to the freight transport management and operation centres operated by the transport providers (freight transport operators).

Particular areas that recorded significant improvement were clear information provision to clients, availability of drugs and complaint systems for clients.

Several studies have demonstrated that when using support systems at the manoeuvre level, such as collision warning, driving performance improves, while support systems at the strategic level, such as information provision about detours, may compromise safety (see [4]).

Current guidelines for information provision in PGT do not distinguish between information provision and informed consent.

The other two systems generally do not differ much from one another, but when they do, auditory information provision is evaluated as being most comfortable.