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1. Tactile warnings
2. Materials providing tactile stimuli are also valuable.
3. Interfaces (including visual, tactile and auditory) can induce both physical and cognitive workload.
4. Interfaces (including visual, tactile and auditory) can induce both physical and cognitive workload.
5. EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration).
6. Additional human socialisation time, and visual, auditory and, where possible, tactile contact with other dogs, should be provided for all single-housed animals on a daily basis.
7. Individual pens for calves (except those for isolating sick animals) must not have solid walls, but perforated walls which allow the calves to have direct visual and tactile contact;
8. Display (noun): Device capable of presenting information to the driver. EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration).
9. Display (noun): Device capable of presenting information to the driver EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration).
10. EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration). Driving: Activity of the primary driving task and secondary tasks associated with or supporting the primary driving task.
11. In cases where single housing is allowed in accordance with article 33(3) the duration shall be limited to the minimum period necessary and visual, auditory, olfactory and/or tactile contact shall be maintained.
12. EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration). Driving: Activity of the primary driving task and secondary tasks associated with or supporting the primary driving task
13. In such circumstances, additional resources should be targeted to the welfare and care of these animals. In such cases, the duration should be limited to the minimum period necessary and, where possible, visual, auditory, olfactory and tactile contact should be maintained.
14. Context of use: Users, tasks, equipment (hardware, software and materials), and the physical and social environments in which a product is used (ISO 9241-11, 1998). Distraction: Attention given to a non-driving-related activity, typically to the detriment of driving performance. Display (noun): Device capable of presenting information to the driver. EXAMPLES: Visual displays (such as LCD screens), auditory displays (such as tones) and tactile displays (such as pedal vibration). Driving: Activity of the primary driving task and secondary tasks associated with or supporting the primary driving task. Employer: Person or organisation that has a contract with an employee. NB: Those employers addressed by these principles require the employees to drive as part of their job. EXAMPLES: Fleet managers, taxi companies, delivery companies, emergency service organisations. Hands-free: With no need to permanently hold with the hand any component of the system.