For Graham (2012), the central problem of architectural aesthetics is to account for architectural meaning and value while embracing a synthesis of artistic value and utility ("engineering") value.
A synthesis of the measured values of human male hand-arm impedance characteristics reported in the literature has been performed.
Competence is dynamic and relational, and according to Takase and Teraoka [ 33] it is a synthesis of knowledge, attitudes, values, and skills; when a holistic approach is applied, ethics and context are included [ 71, 72].
Since no meaningful existence can be devoted exclusively to one type of goods (the goods of the future being ultimately unattainable and the goods of the present being ultimately too narrow), Rickert argues that the "personal union" (Rickert 1921b, 402) between man and woman amounts to a mutual completion and a synthesis of the two domains of values.
However, it is crucial to highlight that the capacity of the Cuban government to even allow itself to be questioned or judged and to share solutions demonstrates a synthesis of the most essential values that the Cuban authorities and different national segments might achieve through relations with the USA.
We analyse the interactions between food suppliers and LSCs (see Fig. 1) based on a synthesis of previous work on value chains (Porter 1985).
After discovering the impressionism of Debussy, he fashions a synthesis of French and German musical values.
This study should open doors for further engineering of AnPKS as a biocatalyst for synthesis of value-added polyketides.
The result is that, in each upswing, we find a synthesis of automation, higher wages and higher-value consumption.
This overview of the IMBER project provides a synthesis of project achievements and highlights the value of collaborative, interdisciplinary, integrated research approaches as developed and implemented through IMBER regional programs, working groups, project-wide activities, national contributions, and external partnerships.
