Instead of identifying the core concepts that characterize an assessment task, novices may focus on surface features of the problem (Chi et al., 1981; Baxter and Glaser, 1998).
The higher an occupation's RTI, the more it's characterized by routine tasks with relatively little manual labor or abstract reasoning involved.
It is used to prove the wait-free computability theorem [25] that characterizes the tasks that are wait-free solvable in a read/write shared memory environment, and is intimately related to the simplicial approximate agreement theorem of topology.
The utility of this framework lies not so much in its ability to characterize tasks, but as a tool that can help guide task creation and revision.
Three levels of design abstraction, which are functional, behavioral, and structural aspects of a task, characterize the design aspect of a task.
There have been different ways to evaluate the agreement between humans for a task characterized as a mutually exclusive category assignment.
The Office of Inspector General, in its report on FBI surveillance of domestic organizations, characterized the task provided to the special agent assigned to the Merton protest as a "make-work" project.
Because of the complex nature of DFT, it remains a challenging task to accurately characterize porous structures of nanoporous carbons.
Second, periods requiring external task focus were characterized by large task evoked changes in PD; in contrast, encoding failures were preceded by episodes of high spontaneous baseline PD activity.
In Experiment 1, we characterized primary task performance costs associated with the presentation of secondary information on the GG while also manipulating the perceived relevance of the secondary information (through instructions) to the participant.
According to their task format congruence hypothesis, for a given task and information format, "the degree of congruence between the processing characterizing the task and that encouraged by the format affects performance" (Bettman & Zins, 1979, p. 143; see also Vessey, 1991, on the idea of cognitive fit).
