IRRODL Volume 13, Number 5

Abstracts Volume 13 Number 1

Tool-handle design research has been previously limited to determination of diameters of cylindrical handles to increase performance, comfort and avoid acute and cumulative traumatic disorders. However, there is still lack of correct shape determination and systemization of the ergonomic design knowledge. To overcome these limitations, methodology to develop optimal sized and shaped tool-handle...

Volume 5 Number 2

painting, which plays with color and form. It appears that criticism has learned very little in a century. Although we can accept, understand, and excuse the mother who disgustedly remarks that she has a 6-year-old daughter who can paint better than "that," it is depressing to find an intelligent, educated critic asking "what an abstract photograph is of" and arguing that "in photography the su...

Program Verification, Volume 47, Number 5

534 NOTICES OF THE AMS VOLUME 47, NUMBER 5 H ow can a computer program developer ensure that a program actually implements its intended purpose? This article describes a method for checking the correctness of certain types of computer programs. The method is used commercially in the development of programs implemented as integrated circuits and is applicable to the development of “control-inten...

Applied HRM Research, 2001, Volume 6, Number 1, 13-32

Practitioners who rely on adverse impact analysis for the evaluation and development of selection procedures need to carefully consider the adequacy of the samples used to compute adverse impact statistics. A method is presented for estimating the minimum sample size needed to test for adverse impact with adequate statistical power. The required sample size is often extremely large, particularl...

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