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English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive Documentation Analysis 1.. In many projects that use Cognitive Work Analysis methodologies, one of the first steps is bootstrapping,

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Documentation Analysis

1 In many projects that use Cognitive Work Analysis

methodologies, one of the first steps is bootstrapping, in

which the analysts familiarize themselves with the

bailiwick

domain

perimeter

realm

2 Bootstrapping typically involves an analysis of

documents (manuals, texts, technical reports,etc.), and

documentation analysis can be a critically important

method, one that should be utilized as a of

necessity

mandate

matter

medium

mode

3.Documentation Analysis can be a time-consuming

process, but can sometimes be indispensable in

knowledge (Kolodner, 1983)

election

elicitation

instigation

institution

4 In a study of aerial photo interpreters, interviews about

the process of terrain analysis began only after an

analysis of the -available basic knowledge of

concepts and definitions; to take up the expert's time by

asking questions such as 'What is limestone?' would have

made no sense

actually

evidently

openly

readily

5 Although it is usually considered to be a part of

bootstrapping, documentation analysis occurs

throughout the entire research programme

invaluably

invariably

inveterately

invitingly

6 For example, in a weather forecasting case study

(Hoffman, Coffey, & Ford, 2000), the bootstrapping

process focused on an analysis of published literatures

and technical reports that made reference to the of

forecasters

cognition

gnosis

incognito

recognizance

7 However, documentation analyses of other types

occurred throughout the of the project-analysis of

records of weather forecasting case studies, analysis of

Standard Operating Procedures documents, analysis of

the Local forecasting Handbooks, etc

remainder

remains

reminder

remnants

8 Documentation Analysis can be suggestive of the

reasoning of practitioners, and hence contribute to the

of reasoning models

foraging

forging

foundering

founding

9 Documentation Analysis can also be useful in the

attempt to construct knowledge models, since the

literature may include both useful categories for field

knowledge and important specific ' ' of field

knowledge

gewgaws

ragtag

knickknacks

tidbits

10 And finally, Documentation Analysis can be useful in

the identification of leverage points-aspects of the work

where even a modest of or improvement in

technology might result in a proportionately greater

improvement in the work

effusion

extrusion

infusion

intrusion