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fitt

(fɪt)

a variant spelling of fit³

fitt

(fɪt)

vb (tr)

to load (coal) onto a ship or to load (a ship) with coal

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Knoblich, "EEG correlates of Fitts's law during preparation for action", Psychological Research, vol.

Electroencephalography and eye gaze movement signals' usage for estimation of user interface usability

Fitts's law) zmogaus ir kompiuterio saveikos bei ergonomikos modelis.

The influence of natural user experience on information laws/Naturalaus vartotojo potyrio itakos priklausomybe nuo informacijos paskirstymo desningumu

As a theoretical base for usability evaluation, Fitts's law (Fitts, 1954) is commonly referred to as a standard research paradigm in input device ergonomics (e.g..

Interacting with notebook input devices: an analysis of motor performance and users' expertise

Another speed advantage over the alternative of using a separate display with "dumb" switches is defined by Fitts's Law. It holds that the time to acquire a target is a function of the distance to and size of the target.