Organizational task can be operationalized through task uncertainty and task interdependence [33].
Distress tolerance has been operationalized as task persistence in stressful behavioral laboratory tasks.
In this context, regulation of social emotional behavior can be operationalized with tasks requiring subjects to override such action tendencies (Rotteveel and Phaf 2004; Roelofs, Minelli, et al. 2009, 2010).
As we continue with the development of a RALS ITS and operationalize the task flows and decomposition tables produced in this work into task models, we will be able further validate their completeness as well as make necessary refinements through iterative application of pertinent MMTA steps.
The changes incurred during simultaneous performance of motor and cognitive tasks are a result of cognitive-motor interference (CMI) and operationalized as dual task costs (DTC).
If a NFR needs to be operationalized, a design task must be included in the goal model.
This task operationalized social emotional behavior by having participants approach and avoid emotional faces by pulling and pushing a joystick, respectively.
For the WTD part of the task, operationalized by lead-time TTO, the instruction text reads as follows: Now you are being asked a slightly different sort of question.
The researchers utilized occupational and industry information from the Dictionary of Occupational Titles DOTT) and the Current Population Survey (CPS), which distinguish between the task input per job (units of work) and the type of skills (worker capability) required to operationalize the tasks.
If a task or process is mind numbing or too slow for a human to do, it's time to operationalize these tasks.
Not originally coming from a marketing background, I had to really strive to understand how to operationalize certain tasks, such as go-to-market plans from conception to delivery.
