Khmer /kmÉÉr/[4] or Cambodian (natively áá¶áá¶ááááá [pÊ°iËÉsaË kÊ°maËe], or more formally áááááá¶áá¶ [kÊ°eÉmaÊraÊ pÊ°iËÉsaË]) is the language of the Khmer people and the official language of Cambodia. With approximately 16 million speakers, it is the second most widely spoken Austroasiatic language (after Vietnamese).
Bandwidth knowledge of results and motor learning: More than just a relative frequency effect. Abstract. Motor learning is facilitated when knowledge of results (KR) is presented in accordance with a goal-centred bandwidth (i.e. when the error exceeds a tolerance limit about a movement goal). However, under different conditions of the bandwidth procedure the frequency with which KR is provided is also affectedâthe wider the goal-centred tolerance limits, the lower the frequency of KR.
As we mentioned in last week's posting, the correct way to refer to the bandwidth is as capacity, NOT speed. Here is a simple equation we developed to explain this. You can see who/what is responsible for each factor in this speed equation. Your ISP is responsible for just one factor, and it is not among the mathematically most important factors that affect the user's experience. Task response time (R) is the most useful measure of the speed of a user's experience.