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Перевод: feedback

[существительное]
обратная связь ; ответная реакция

Тезаурус:

1. and because the clinics were not attached to the main hospitals, there was no feedback from other disciplines in medicine, and, furthermore, the doctors working in the clinics did not have to undergo the vigorous selection procedures that were usual for hospital posts.
2. However we felt that we wanted some feedback from the local membership about what you wanted.
3. The third necessary condition is the provision of various forms of feedback to the student.
4. When this response occurs, it will elicit a set of feedback cues ( ) and these will thus be evoked whenever either or subsequently occurs.
5. Internal or kinaesthetic feedback is the feeling obtained from the muscles when performing a skill.
6. Feedback and dialogue;
7. This means feedback is obtained early in the development process, and the system can grow around the user's requirements.
8. Feedback, information on the progress being made should be available to the student.
9. The physiotherapist provides careful feedback, helping the patient to learn how much to lift each leg, where to place the leg and the foot, and when to make each movement.
10. The feedback from these is helpful in that the school strengths are illuminated from yet another perspective.
11. The former requires you to demand constant, though not excessive, feedback on how matters are progressing which are no longer directly under your control.
12. As indicated in the literature (Crocker and Fisher, 1974; Fischer, 1978; Calam and Elliott, 1987) the practitioner-researcher relationship is not always an easy one and it was particularly useful that the two researchers were part of the team in terms of giving feedback, answering queries, searching out missing information and reporting on the progress of the research.
13. Ergo, developing ideas about measures of performance, feedback and control mechanisms is arguably the most important and potentially productive part of the exercise.