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To overcome this shortcoming of the memory-guided saccade task, we also used a randomly interleaved pro-/anti-saccade task and the anti-saccade task led to more direction error trials.
Results showed that balance perturbation led to decreased performance on the cognitive task in Experiment 1, but not in Experiment 2. The mental task led to less body sway, while focused attention attenuated the effect.
Similarly, performing the OSPAN task led to a reduction in the glance time to mirrors and dashboard displays with a corresponding increase in glance time to the forward roadway.
Early training (first 3 or 4 trials) on the finger tapping task led to a rapid and highly significant gain in speed (∼16% per trial); further practice led to a smaller, but still significant, gain (∼1% per trial).
In sum, initial training (first 3 or 4 trials) on the finger tapping task led to a rapid improvement in accuracy; as little as two minutes of additional practice halted further improvement and reversed some of the gain.
Having the same unit do more of the same task leads to continuity, standardization, specialization, leverage, and productivity.
We found that solving a task leads to more consistent viewing patterns compared to exploratory visual analysis.
The design task leads to a mixed integer nonlinear program (MINLP), that is relaxed to an NLP.
Because this task leads to a very complex transport design problem, a heuristic solution concept has to be developed.
Since the performance specifications are in contradiction, the design task leads to a multi-criteria optimization procedure.
