Příklady novice

• Furthermore, the approach to building a language by syntactic expansion into a small set of core features is more subtle than most novices realize.

• 231 through top-down, breath-first searches whereas novices use depth-first searches (exploring single solutions in depth).

• Experts and novices produce different kinds of gesture+speech mismatches and, we suggest, produce them for different reasons.

• What, if anything, do experts do that novices do not in their use of heuristics?

• Finally, it remains to be seen to what extent novices (and children) can be trained in more efficient use of heuristics.

• The novices considered examinations to be more important than public performances.

• They found that experts use significantly more analogies than novices do.

• In the expert study, we found that both bird and dog experts listed more visual features for objects in their domain of expertise than novices.

• Again, this makes the book much more interesting for the specialist, but a harder one for novices.

• A good read for both novices and specialists, it is likely to gain a wide readership.

• The findings illustrate how novices benefit from experienced colleagues to support their practice development.

• Studies of cognitive processes in design, comparing experts to novices, show that experts paradoxically operate with fewer variables than do novices.

• Both novices and expert players found the multi-user synchronous control expressive and challenging and the pulling and squeezing gestures comfortable and intuitive.

• The result is to provide both a useful introduction to novices and a thought-provoking analysis for those already familiar with much of the literature.

• We should rather crave indulgence as three novices fresh from the awful legitimacy of the highbrow theatre.