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comparing the nature of the pedestrian human or a robot. Based on the results of this experiment and the literature altering the trajectory and by showing the robot awareness of the human presence through the robot head modifying the robot trajectory and glancing at the human is necessary to significantly increase the usability crossing a robot. The visual behavior and user experience of pedestrians were assessed. The first experiment its trajectory to be more legible and using its head to glance at the human. Experiment 2 evaluated this Evaluating the Impact of Time-to-Collision Constraint and Head Gaze on Usability for Robot Navigation
information and to a lesser extent multiplayer aspects. The meta-analysis showed that only the presence investigation of the effects of both player and game characteristics diversity on enjoyment in isolation and in interaction assessed dimension of the video game player s experience. A systematic literature review and a meta-analysis a more comprehensive view of the elements of game design that affect the feeling of enjoyment as well well as its assessment techniques. The review showed that the studies covered major aspects of game design Enjoyment in Video Games: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of the Effects of Game Design Choices
Language and Brain Verbs are the core of the sentence they reflect the meaning of the event and determine determine the structure of the sentence. This combination of lexical meaning and grammatical information makes aphasic speakers with a lexical and or grammatical impairment. In this talk I will discuss the role of verbs sentence production and the consequences of an impairment in spontaneous speech and daily communication Roelien Bastiaanse, ""Verbs in aphasia: the problem and the clinical implications"
Suffrage Struggles in the Transatlantic World: Comparative Perspectives from Britain and the USA
Abstract The conference analyzes the evidence accumulated by the author's research group on the throne throne to the relationships between mental health and the processes of social exclusion. The main results found found in the studies on different vulnerable populations such as the homeless the elderly and people with with severe and persistent mental disorders are reviewed. The results seem to point to the existence health and social exclusion processes. But it is not a simple relationship but a complex and multidimensional Conférence : The complex relationship among mental health and social exclusion : the Madrid experience
Empire and After event to pin down. The beginning of the end might legitimately be situated in 1921 with the partition of Ireland Dating the end of the end is no more straightforward the independence of Brunei 1984 possibly or the final Australia 1986 Or will the Chagossians soon have the proud privilege of writing the epilogue to empire Though even then the relationship between Britain and its BOTs or UKOTs may continue to defy the notion of a all bear witness to the persistence of traces at least of the imperial idea in the minds of those in government Séminaire "Empire and After" - "Empire ever after? On the Longevity of the Imperial Idea in Britain"
contexts and investigates the tensions that complicate their efforts. The authors examine the extent to authorities in both the definition and implementation of local migration policies and address the effects of territorial Laurent Faret and Hilary Sanders dir. Migrant Protection and the City in the Americas Palgrave MacMillan territorial boundaries and overlapping scales of intervention in metropolitan and regional contexts. Laurent Migrant Protection and the City in the Americas (Laurent Faret et Hilary Sanders, dir.)
et Traduction, Corps en Traduction. The Body and translation, The Body in Translation
Trains of Thought: The Railroad in Literature and the Arts #2
Colloque "American Politics and the Memory of the Revolution (18th-21st centuries)"
