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af·ford·able [əˈfɔ:dəbl̩] ADJ

ac·cord·ance [əˈkɔ:dən(t)s] N

avoid·ance [əˈvɔɪdən(t)s] N

per·for·mance [pəˈfɔ:mən(t)s] N

2. performance (capability, effectiveness):

performance
zmogljivost f
performance
učinkovitost f

5. performance inf (fuss):

performance
cirkus m

6. performance Brit inf (difficult job):

to be quite/such a performance
biti veliko dela

7. performance LING:

performance
performativnost f

af·ford [əˈfɔ:d] VB trans

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2. afford (provide):

to afford [sb] sth
nuditi [komu] kaj

abun·dance [əˈbʌndən(t)s] N no pl

at·tend·ance [əˈtendən(t)s] N

2. attendance (number of people present):

attendance
obisk m
attendance
udeležba f

ord·nance [ˈɔ:dnən(t)s] N no pl MIL

af·flu·ence [ˈæfluən(t)s] N no pl

2. affluence (afflux):

affluence
dotok m
affluence
pritok m

ˈsword dance N

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Affordance, proper function, and the physical basis of perceived heaviness.
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As a relation, an affordance exhibits the possibility of some action, and is not a "property" of either an organism or its environment alone.
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The ecological relationships from users and designs build the social affordance in interaction design.
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The designs in software then accept the idea of affordance and expand the concept to social affordance in human and computer interactions.
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Enabled to learn as children might, a model was created based on an affordance model in which mappings between actions, perceptions, and effects were created and linked to spoken words.
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Emulation via affordance learning refers to a process whereby an observer detects stimulus consequences, such as dynamic properties and temporalspatial causal relations of objects, through watching the object movements.
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He studied the concept of optical flow (later published as part of his theory of affordance).
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Another important consideration of educators who implement online learning environments is affordance.
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The user may also bring past experiences to bear with similar objects (baseballs, perhaps) when evaluating a new affordance.
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Despite the cost, wireless would help with public safety affordance of greater levels of effectiveness and interoperability.
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