Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at human factors.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Human Factors.
Examples
-
After weeks of conference calls with the Human Factors team in Houston, we quickly found our tasks snowballing, and were proposing designs for dozens of things: the hinging mechanisms on the door, way-finding signals, foot and hand supports, bulkhead formations, airlock space, and on and on.
Next Generation 2009
-
After weeks of conference calls with the Human Factors team in Houston, we quickly found our tasks snowballing, and were proposing designs for dozens of things: the hinging mechanisms on the door, way-finding signals, foot and hand supports, bulkhead formations, airlock space, and on and on.
-
After weeks of conference calls with the Human Factors team in Houston, we quickly found our tasks snowballing, and were proposing designs for dozens of things: the hinging mechanisms on the door, way-finding signals, foot and hand supports, bulkhead formations, airlock space, and on and on.
-
After weeks of conference calls with the Human Factors team in Houston, we quickly found our tasks snowballing, and were proposing designs for dozens of things: the hinging mechanisms on the door, way-finding signals, foot and hand supports, bulkhead formations, airlock space, and on and on.
-
After weeks of conference calls with the Human Factors team in Houston, we quickly found our tasks snowballing, and were proposing designs for dozens of things: the hinging mechanisms on the door, way-finding signals, foot and hand supports, bulkhead formations, airlock space, and on and on.
-
"A number of previous studies have shown that rear camera systems reduce backover accidents and that mirror-integrated rear camera displays are more effective than those located in the center console," stated Douglas Young, Ph.D., who leads Exponent's Human Factors group in Los Angeles, CA, and oversaw the study along with vision experts Robert Rauschenberger, Ph.D., and Genevieve Heckman, Ph.D.
뉴스와이어 : 전체보도자료 2011
-
A recent study in the journal Human Factors has found that texting while driving is riskier than talking on a cell phone or with other passengers while driving.
-
A recent study in the journal Human Factors has found that texting while driving is riskier than talking on a cell phone or with other passengers while driving.
-
At Mad*Pow, they leverage the disciplines of Human Factors, Psychology, and Visual Design to create engaging experience that maximize customer acquisition, increase attention, and reduce costs.
Boxes and Arrows Jeff Parks 2010
-
A recent study in the journal Human Factors has found that texting while driving is riskier than talking on a cell phone or with other passengers while driving.
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.