Annual Army Human Factors Engineering Conference (6th), 3-6 October 1960 U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Laboratories, Fort Belvoir, Virginia (1960)
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PRIORITY SCALE 4. Very important; essential to investigate fully. 3. Important; should gain at least limited information. 2. Moderately important; investigation normally indicated. 1. Least important; other data probably relevant. 0. Unlikely situation; generally of negligible significance.… … PRIORITY SCALE 4. Primary mode for which equipment de signed must be tested. 3. Secondary mode; should be investigated as an alternative scheme. Z. Possible mode; investigate if time permits. 1. Possible mode; not worth investigating. 0. Impossible mode. Figure 3. Selecting and Assigning Priorities…
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