Příklady format

• All the instruction text, the task examples and the tests are presented in large formats, an important consideration for work with older adults.

• The global arrangement and higher-order organization of the base pairs predicted with covariation analysis are revealed in part in these two alternative formats.

• The active catalog system uses the metadata to identify the relevant data formats and to provide appropriate displays.

• The study reported here evaluates such a program in two formats: individually based, and via a group intervention.

• The findings underscore the importance of measuring self- and other-blame separately and eschewing forcedchoice or polarized formats to measure causal or responsibility judgments.

• Owing to their musical simplicity, the cantional lieder could be printed in a variety of formats.

• Additional question formats for minimizing 'yea-saying' responses are suggested.

• In order to have comparable formats, the results of that period are collapsed in one bar.

• A problem in any word-oriented computer with instruction formats shorter than the word is how to address individual instructions.

• Examples of the latter are for dummy entries in a table of instructions, or as an alignment filler in a computer with variable-length instruction formats.

• The lexical-semantic input came in different types of nonreferential formats (both localist and distributed).

• During the two years of experimentation with the method, 10 formats were worked on each year.

• Participants were advised to study each pair and to rate it for semantic similarity or dissimilarity using one of the 5-point rating formats.

• Initial steps were made in the conversion of existing item types and constructs already known from paper-andpencil testing into formats suitable for computer delivery.

• Experiment 1 compared presentation formats of neutral (conversational) voice only, three voice types, and six voice types.