In this paper, we report on development of a non-intrusive student mental state prediction system from his (her) unintentional hand-touch-head (face) movements.
While it is understandable that universities would not want to lose their licence to recruit international students, these intrusive attendance procedures are humiliating for students whose intentions are being questioned.
Emmert said there wasn't a huge objection to the idea, but were concerns from some academic leaders that the early recruitment could be intrusive for high school students.
The least intrusive way of guiding students is by limiting the number of choices they are given.
Parent complaints or not, it's an intrusive business to pull students out of class and search them with metal-detecting wands.
The lawsuit asserts, among other things, that the university refused to offer him accommodations for his disability and that it imposed conditions on him that were "more onerous and intrusive" than those placed on students with physical illnesses.
Some students considered it intrusive that faculty should even be enquiring about their Facebook use, as they considered this too personal a topic for discussion.
His student son, Ted, asks intrusive questions about his late aunt.
The episode rekindled the "veil controversy" of 2005, when the French Parliament, at President Jacques Chirac's urging, unanimously passed a law forbidding students to wear any "intrusive religious signs" in schools.
The advisor must discover when and where to step in on a project and move a student along, without being too intrusive and pushy, or, on the other hand, too aloof.
The panel noted that several graduate students complained of "aggressive and intrusive" organizing practices by the pro-union group.
