Results 1 - 10 of 5,069

Table 2. Whereas such theorists as Gell-

in Number 31 Last year, when d~cussing the 1979
by unknown authors 1981

Table 3. Whereas results in the right hand for trackball-

in Human Performance Using Computer Input Devices in the Preferred and
by Non-preferred Hands, Paul Kabbash, I. Scott Aackenzie
"... In PAGE 6: ...2 52.9 t Table3 . Mean effective target width (We, in pixels) for the trackball by task and W.... ..."

Table 3: Values of M and E for the program from Example 5. whereas

in Provable Improvements on Branch Testing
by Phyllis G. Frankl, Elaine J. Weyuker 1993
"... In PAGE 27: ...The values of M and E for condition-coverage and decision-condition-coverage, shown in Table3 , illustrate that multiple-condition-coverage also performs worse than these criteria for this program and speci cation, according to these measures. As noted above, multiple-condition-coverage requires more test cases for this program than are required by minimized-decision-condition-coverage, so this example also illustrates that bigger test suites are not necessarily better.... ..."
Cited by 34

Table 3: Time related axioms of CRLt,wherea2A

in Analysis of three hybrid systems in timed µCRL
by J. F. Groote, J. Van Wamel, Issn -x, Jan Friso Groote, Jos Van Wamel 2001
Cited by 7

Table tab1 was placed in one DB whereas the tables

in point descriptions 5-7, 10 and 11 extended to intervals
by Fernando Ferreira, Rezende Klaudia Hergula 1998
Cited by 6

Table 3. Average precision, recall and F-value among the three coders

in D.: A multi-document summarization system for sociology dissertation abstracts: design, implementation and evaluation
by Shiyan Ou, Christopher S. G. Khoo, Dion H. Goh 2005
Cited by 1

Table 2 Standard deviations of the time samples Item Intra-individual variability Inter-individual differences

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 4: ... Age was positively related to mean task difbullet5 culty and negatively to hand-grip strength and specibullet5 c efbullet5 cacy belief. Table2 displays the average within-person standard deviation of perceived task difbullet5 culty collected repeatedly in situ and the between-person standard deviations for the bullet5 rst measurement occasion as well as for the task difbullet5 culty judgements aggregated over time. Intra-individual variability amounted to at least three-quarters of the inter-individual differences.... ..."

Table 1: Lottery payoffs in Experimental Guilders

in Hindsight Bias and Individual Risk Attitude within the Context of Experimental Asset Markets
by Tarek El-Sehity, Hans Haumer, Christian Helmenstein, Erich Kirchler, Boris Maciejovsky, Jel-classification C
"... In PAGE 6: ...50, and zero Experimental Guilders otherwise, and (ii) to make seven decisions among risky lotteries. The payoffs of the lotteries are listed in Table1 . For controlling position effects, the lotteries were systematically varied with respect to a1 (highest possible payoff) and a2 (lowest possible payoff) as well as to A (certain payoff) and to the sequence of a1/a2 (risky payoffs).... ..."

Table 2. Off-road diesel fuel end-use categories and associated engine applications.

in A Fuel-Based Assessment of Off-Road Diesel Engine Emissions
by Andrew Kean And, Robert F. Sawyer, Robert A. Harley
"... In PAGE 3: ... The same adjustment factor was applied to all off- road fuel uses except electric utilities, for all states within a given region. A list of distillate fuel end use categories with typical off-road equipment that falls into each end use is pre- sented in Table2 . National distillate fuel oil sales are bro- ken down into these end uses, as shown in Table 3.... ..."

Table2: Detailed level view Standard devices are identified only by their identifier whereas their behaviour is known. Collection

in Embedded System Architecture Co-Design and its Validation, Doctoral thesis
by Roman Gumzej 1999
Cited by 7
Results 1 - 10 of 5,069