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6 Nov 2000: People can make successive strikes more quickly with alternate hands than with the fingers of the same hand. ... For example, many people imagine electricity as being like a fluid flowing through the circuit.

26 Apr 2000: Most people associate the word geometry with things like Pythagoras's theorem, the fact that the angles of a triangle add to 180 degrees, how to bisect a line segment using ... 4. (Why did people care so much about it? A brief answer can be found here. )

20 Sep 2000: HCI]. Borenstein, N.S. (1991). Programming as if People Mattered. Princeton. [HCI].

17 Nov 2000: The aim of naive physics as stated in [Hay83] is to formally describe the world in the way that most people think about it, rather than describing it in the way ... Two examples are the force'' of sucking, and impetus'' theories of motion, both of which

17 Nov 2000: People do not naturally think of physical actions in terms of joint angles or numeric workspace co-ordinates, so high level robot programming should be done in non-numeric terms. ... A common way for people to communicate information about spatial tasks

17 Nov 2000: People also appear to have difficulty reasoning about motion in three independent dimensions, so limiting a robot reasoning system to two dimensions for actual motion planning may be an acceptable restriction ... problem for people.

17 Nov 2000: The way in which people make use of the ability to consider complex shape at multiple levels of details can be emulated in two ways: a complete description of each scene ... It is the normal mode of operation for people, who seldom need to measure

20 Sep 2000: Policy on lecture course material pages. With the proliferation of lecturers who wish to place material on the web, the Laboratory has decided to rationalise location and management of individual course web pages. Each course now has its own

15 Jun 2000: psychological/educational investigations of how people reason or learn with diagrams. computational reasoning with and interpretation of diagrams.

21 Jul 2000: How People Extract Information from Graphs: Evidence from a Sentence-Graph Verification Paradigm.

10 Oct 2000: When playing the game people tend to worry more about winning (or, in some cases, not losing too badly) than about the quality of the graphics. ... The software which people use to design 3D models tends to use both LD in its user interface with PSC

17 Nov 2000: This weakness has been noted by a number of people working with qualitative reasoning systems [Recent qualitative reasoning literature describes systems which reason about the behaviour of mechanisms, rather than circuits.

17 Nov 2000: One of the main goals of the RAPT project was that assemblies be described in terms that are natural to people.

25 Sep 2000: They are somehow alluring to the kinds of people who implement ray tracers and, having a reasonably straightforward mathematical definition, are reasonably simple to implement.

17 Nov 2000: The use of the term qualitative'' here implied mainly that the level of detail in the description is similar to that used by people - the system did not carry out qualitative

17 Nov 2000: mechanics. Several people had previously worked on systems which could solve problems at the level of high school physics'', but de Kleer was the first to use qualitative methods in an

2 Oct 2000: People. Computer Laboratory. Microsoft Research Cambridge.

17 Nov 2000: A framework which could direct either of these strategies could also include further strategies, such as rotation, wiggling into place, or other motion strategies regularly used by people.

17 Nov 2000: Although the representation made it easier for a computer program to reason about object interaction, it is not necessarily a good representation for people to deal with (as would be necessary

14 Feb 2000: Mary Baxter with one of the objects of her research. The funeral practices of Neolithic people were more complicated than has been realised, according to research by Mary Baxter, a postgraduate