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1.audibly KK[ˋɔdəblɪ] DJ [ˋɔ:dəbli]

From:The drop in efficiency also occurs with familiar tasks, however. Just et al. (2001) tested people's ability to visually and audibly multitask.

adv.

-That is heard or that can be heard.

2.consistently KK[kənˋsɪstəntlɪ] DJ[kənˋsistəntli]

From:Thus, consistently learning while multitasking may impair the memory.

adv.

-In agreement; compatible.

-Being in agreement with itself; coherent and uniform.

-Reliable; steady.

3.inefficiency KK[ɪnəˋfɪʃənsɪ] DJ[͵iniˋfiʃənsi]

From:The effects depend on the type of tasks being performed and can range from temporary inefficiency to long-term problems.

n.

-The quality, condition, or fact of being inefficient.

-An inefficient act, design, or procedure.

EX.The manager was discharged for inefficiency. 

4.operate KK[ˋɑpə͵ret] DJ[ˋɔpəreit]

From:Common driver distractions included talking on cell phones and operating car radios.

v.

-To perform a function; work.

-To perform surgery.

-To exert an influence.

-To produce a desired or proper effect.

-To carry on a military or naval action or campaign.

EX.The machine is not operating properly. 

5.perception KK[pɚˋsɛpʃən] DJ[pəˋsepʃən]

From:Pashler (2000) pointed out that people can easily combine a perception skill, such as watching or listening, with physical movement or mental planning.

n.

-The process of perceiving something with the senses.

-An instance of this.

-The process or state of being aware of something.

-Insight or knowledge gained by thinking.

EX.His perception of the change came in a flash.