[PDF] Top 20 View of Metaphors in Design: How We Think of Design Expertise | Journal of Research Practice

... connected to the experts’ opinion in the 1950s that the community would be healthy when a city had no blight or slum area—a slum was seen as a congenital disease that could be cured by it being removed and then replaced ... See full document

... to think that it is because the new humans were more intelligent and talked to each other ...my view crediting something to a general new intelligence is hardly satisfying, and I would see the reasons for ... See full document

... and expertise are considered to rely on tacit knowledge, a concept brought forward by Polanyi ...than we can tell” ...that we do not need to think while we are carrying out certain ... See full document

... My research aligns handling with haptic knowledge that is defined as understanding derived from touching and handling material ...a design historian, I use handling as an aspect of object ...analysed ... See full document

... “Developing Expertise and Connoisseurship Through Handling Objects of Good Design: Example of the ...national design archive to explore ways in which the capacity to actively and critically handle ... See full document

... of practice as a method of data collection, the United Kingdom Council for Graduate Education published an overview and policy ...of research and the research methods followed--can be distinguished ... See full document

... and design practice to rely on the tacit understanding of materials and processes, aesthetics and expression, emotional and cultural ...of expertise and connoisseurship (Berliner 1994, ...than ... See full document

... as research assistants, but their roles have often been limited to taking surveys or delivering simple health messages (Israel, Schulz, Parker, & Becker, 1998; Shultz et ...the design and execution of ... See full document

... Presented situation was faced presenting two modes of operation within same working principle which is a rocker-bogie system with a robust obstacles traverse features and another is an expanded support hexagon achieved ... See full document

... circulated in party-sanctioned press like the local edition of the People’s Daily, villagers were often misinformed by rumors that distorted perceptions of the purpose behind their imminent evictions. In one village that ... See full document

... the design concept for the development of previous technologies include: Bore Hole Mining Suction Production (KIP) such as Pusaka KIP Vessels and Suction Pontoon Production IX and X; Whereas the Tin Mining Vessel ... See full document

... artistic research is broad and certainly not ...artistic research but also the terminology used when discussing related issues is still under ...terms practice-based, art-led, practice-led, ... See full document

... a view to ensuring good indexing practice, it therefore looks like a meaningful idea to enable authors to revise their indexing metadata when the need ...stage. We suspect the reason that the OJS ... See full document

... (c) Replicate. Replicate the study. Through replication, researchers can determine which components of their research design, including data collection, need to be revised. For example, if different groups ... See full document

... density. We examine the sequen- tial application of 2 drugs, A → B, each exhibiting different PD characteristics, to a hypothetical infection and estimate the rates of resistance ascent or population decline for ... See full document

... sult. Still, for our purposes, int is often reasonable for representing integers. In addition to exact integers, fractions, and decimals, How to Design Pro- grams also introduced inexact numbers. For ... See full document

... example, we experience the “personal” element though the way in which the writer constructs a rather dystopic image for the reader, choosing the language and style that expresses not only observations but also the ... See full document

... A question arises as to what happens if S is time-dependent and how a material behaves under this kind of operation. The phenomenon of fatigue failure occurs and if the part is loaded by a static load its lifetime ... See full document

... Giving a sharp definition of complex system is hard, since the term is used in such a wide variety of contexts. Because of this, we will only give a notion, to have a better idea of what we are speaking ... See full document

... which we can conclude drug was in crystal form in the matrix of Ocusert, the surface showed there were pores in the Matrix from which it can be concluded that diffusion of drug was due to these ... See full document