Sentence examples for a productive design. from inspiring English sources
This paper argues that permissive user interfaces are easier to use and even when they are not applicable for particular applications, considering permissiveness is a productive design heuristic.
An asynchronous collaborative system, called the Immersive Discussion Tool (IDT), is introduced as a means for supporting productive design exchanges.
The Zhang Research Group in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University investigates new applications, programming models and computer-aided design (CAD) algorithms and tools to enable productive design and implementation of highly efficient application- and domain-specific computer systems.
Developing ways to use this data may enable improvements in intelligent design tools, with the hope that these may provide more effective design workflows and more productive design practices.
As the complexity of hardware (HW) and embedded system design is constantly increasing, the researchers are seeking to develop new more abstract and productive design methods or adapt the existing ones from other domains such as software design.
At SXSW I spoke about how you could use UX methodology, which has been used in product and application design for years, to design a productive and engaging workplace.
This area will require more research and such simulations could be a productive exercise when designing a randomized clinical trial.
To design a productive accountability system, we first must decide what we want to see improved.
The user is challenged to explore ecological parameters and design a productive sustainable system.
The experimental condition used a Productive Failure (PF) learning design in which ninth grade students initially worked with agent-based computer models to solve challenge problems followed by teacher instruction about targeted climate and complexity ideas.
Integrating functional DNA probes with graphene oxide (GO) has proved to be a productive approach to the design of optical biosensors that detect nucleic acids, proteins or small-molecule targets.
