Associations are not reported here, because only one association of any apparent size emerged: an association between levels of reported education and how the survey was completed, with on-line completion being associated with higher levels of education.
No behavioural differences were observed between the two groups during on-line completion of the motor task, and most participants performed at ceiling levels.
The e-mail message contained a hyperlink to the electronic questionnaire, an access code and a unique study identifier that served as a username to allow on-line completion of the questionnaire.
defer.add img); Command-line completion is also known as tab-completion and can speed things up.
Of course, its new name, which came along with the city's first subway line, the completion of the Astor Hotel and – ahem – the new headquarters for The New York Times, was a lot more enduring.
Needless to say, an expectant mother ordering "nursery furniture," in the poem of that name, does not want to hear from Alison, the nice customer-service woman on the phone, about the company's no-questions-asked return policy: a "mum extension of the dead- / line for completion of a / project" — buying the chair, carrying the baby — "I wish I had not undertaken".
The report suggests this would be felt in 2037 - five years after the line's completion.
And then comes a satisfying wooden thump as the warp threads fall back in parallel, the fabric now one line nearer completion.
They scheduled the line for completion in 1942.
The line's completion, some six years later, financed in part with Gold Rush money, united California with the central and eastern United States.
Both figures are in line with completion rates and learner demographics for other MOOCs, but are no less disappointing because of that.
