According to available models, the results indicate that the optimal layout of mini-ORC turbines can substantially differ from that of radial-inflow turbines utilized in more traditional applications, strengthening the need of experimental campaigns to support the conception of new design practices.
To do this, one approach is to align criteria with the conceptions practicing interaction designers have of process quality in design.
The primacy of the social totality not only affects the Marxist method, but also the conception of practice and the underlying social ontology: by insisting on a foundational role of practice in the social totality, Lukács makes political action rather than labor into the foundation for overcoming reification (Feenberg 1998).
Simonides changed the conception and practice of poetic activity by insisting that a patron who commissioned a poem owed the poet fair remuneration.
In the final years of his life Melnikov worked on his book Arkhitektura moey zhizni: tvorcheskaya kontseptsiya, tvorcheskaya praktika (1985; "My Life's Architecture: Creative Conception, Creative Practice").
But this tragedy has implications of a broader and more profound nature: when viewed in light of ongoing trends in our criminal justice system, it exposes deep-seated contradictions in our conception and practice of personal liberty.
To understand this shift is to recognize that Yokohama elicited changes not simply in one architectural register but across almost all of the disciplinary and sub-disciplinary categories that involve the conception and practice of design.
"Much of contemporary art ethically critiques our conceptions and practices of modern institutions, such as the nation-state, which were meant to usher us into an enlightened new age, but which can no longer suppress the violent memories of their founding or their inassimilable exclusions and remainders," wrote Dadi in the exhibition catalog.
It identifies ways in which dominant conceptions and practices of knowledge attribution, acquisition, and justification systematically disadvantage women and other subordinated groups, and strives to reform these conceptions and practices so that they serve the interests of these groups.
Early theorizing in feminist epistemology tended to explore global questions about gender and knowledge: are dominant conceptions or practices of science, objectivity, and knowledge masculine or androcentric?
