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Table 3. Task completion time
"... In PAGE 6: ...Com: F1,50=4.064, p lt;.05; Def: F1,50=4.495, p lt;.05). As shown in Table3 , participants completed the puzle game faster without any markers. Table 3.... ..."
Table 7. ANOVA summary table for task completion time. Source DF SS MS F p-value *Age 1 830.28 830.28 10.35 0.004
2005
"... In PAGE 8: ...able 6. ANOVA summary table for usability ratings................................................................ 46 Table7 .... In PAGE 58: ...35, p lt; 0.01) ( Table7 ). The younger adult participants (M = 23.... ..."
Table 2. Coefficients of Variation for Task Completion Times
"... In PAGE 22: ...The coefficients of variation for the task completion times (whose averages were given in Fig. 5) are given in Table2 , for the four teleoperation control modes in the experiment. The COV ranged from 0.... ..."
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Table 2. Average Task Completion Time (ATCT)
"... In PAGE 9: ...ich web-page (i.e., 100KBs) every 5 seconds; end-users are connected through wireless, lossy links to router R2 (PER = 3%). In Table2 , we present the Average Task Completion Time2 (ATCT) for the Linux TCP implementation, comparatively with the proposed mechanism, after 20 successfully completed tasks. Table 2.... ..."
Table 3: Task completion times in seconds
2002
"... In PAGE 6: ... We next compare whether the top-ranking sentences leads to faster task completion. In Table3 we use data collected from background logging and present the average time taken to complete a task, as measured by when the searcher decided they had completed the task. Uncompleted tasks were given a search time of 600 seconds (the maximum 10 minutes allocated per search task) but are not used in the computation of the results reported in the Table 3.... ..."
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Table 3: Task completion times in seconds
2002
"... In PAGE 6: ... We next compare whether the top-ranking sentences leads to faster task completion. In Table3 we use data collected from background logging and present the average time taken to complete a task, as measured by when the searcher decided they had completed the task. Uncompleted tasks were given a search time of 600 seconds (the maximum 10 minutes allocated per search task) but are not used in the computation of the results reported in the Table 3.... ..."
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Table 2: Task completion times (in seconds).
1990
"... In PAGE 4: ... Speed Time taken to complete the twelve tasks was recorded for each subject. Total time per subject and mean time per condition are presented in Table2 (all data are in seconds). ... ..."
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Table 7. Summary data for task completion time
"... In PAGE 6: ... As part of our post-hoc analysis we compared performance (speed) for participants on their first and second blocks. As shown in Table7 , participants generally performed faster, and variance diminished, on their second block of trials, suggesting a general performance improvement with practice on the editing [F(1, 34) = 12.64, p lt; .... In PAGE 6: ...n the reading task [F(1, 34) = 1.07, p gt; .30]. The 1 and 2 in Table7 indicate Block 1 and Block 2. Table 7.... ..."
Table 4. Task Completion Time Means (seconds)
2006
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Table 3. Actual and Predicted Task Completion Time
2008
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