It is generally assumed that the journalists’ strive for reliability of information taken over by increased need speed in today’s newsrooms. However, little empirical evidence supports assumption. This study explores how journalists high-speed newsrooms gather information, gathering activities are temporally structured and manifests itself information-gathering activities. Data were collected t...

Background: Although maximal sprint speed (MSS) and the anaerobic speed reserve (ASR) provides valuable information about the speed profile of athletes, these parameters fall short of providing important information about sub-maximal metabolic thresholds. The only field test that can offer an estimate of a sub-maximal metabolic threshold is the 3-minute all-out test for running (3MT) which deli...

The present aim was to investigate if controlled vibrotactile stimulation can be used to inform users on how to regulate their behavior. 36 stimuli were varied by frequency modulation (i.e., ascending, constant, and descending), duration (i.e., 500, 1750, and 3000 ms), waveform (i.e., sine and sawtooth), and body location (i.e., wrist and chest), and presented to 12 participants. The participan...

Conventional project-management tools--PERT charts and Gantt charts, for example--were created to help manage sequences of discrete tasks that make up large construction projects. Yet these tools don't capture clearly the back-and-forth of information that takes place in innovative processes, such as product development. Conventional tools are designed to answer the question, "What other tasks ...

Indexing and search technology has remained essentially unchanged since the 1980s. The industry still relies on these old technologies to access information. New and emerging technology is available that dramatically increase the speed, precision, and scalability of the index and search solutions we have today. This new innovation provides a core set of technology that can be leveraged by organ...