self-paced
self-paced adjective: designed to be completed at the doer’s own rate of progress and schedule.
Adjective
self-paced (comparative more self-paced, superlative most self-paced)
- Designed to be completed at the doer’s own rate of progress and schedule.
- It has been found experimentally, that persons of average vision are able to perform self-paced visual tasks requiring the perception of detail subtending an angle at the eye of one-sixth of a degree (10 minutes of arc) very efficiently under ordinary conditions of lighting, and provided the detail...1962, Hubert Claude Weston, Sight, Light and Work, page 76
Forms of self-paced
| comparative | more self-paced |
|---|---|
| superlative | most self-paced |
Origin of self-paced
From self- + paced.
Questions about self-paced
- What does self-paced mean?
- Self-paced means designed to be completed at the doer’s own rate of progress and schedule.
- What part of speech is self-paced?
- Self-paced is an adjective.
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