The study expands upon the notion of "fit-stretch", which explains how innovations can move from an initial "fit" (with existing user practices, discourses, technical form) to a subsequent "stretch" (as the technology further develops, new functionalities are opened up, etc). in the process of long-term transitions.
This article introduces the concept of the sociotechnical projectory to explore the importance of future-oriented discourse in technical practice.
Though the term 'reduction' in this use may not correspond to everyday use nor to scientific discourse, its technical meaning is not fixed by mere stipulation.
Not to mention the further complication that much of their discourse concerns technical jargon not familiar to the movie masses.
Etic discourse (evidential, technical or scientific knowledge) nowadays means above all evidence based medicine (EBM) and epidemiology.
Further experimentation elaborated on connections between this architectural-engineering discourse and the technical assistance regimes of development assistance; here by MIT researcher Maria Telkes, who also collaborated, at different junctures, with the architects Eleanor Raymond and Aladar Olgyay.
This was entirely appropriate and indicated the developing state of their technical discourse.
Scattered success stories from single projects and a diffused discourse suggest that technical consultants and larger contractors use BIM.
In the ceramic coating domain (sub-domain of materials engineering), for instance, the term 'frita'fritrit') and 'esmalte'enamelmel') have a very specific meaning in the technical discourse.
Rather than an exhaustive survey of brane imagery, I offer an analysis of the particular imaginaries that these string theorists employ within technical discourse.
I think a key to the flowering of infrared astronomy in the 1960s was the groups I just mentioned that provided a forum for technical discourse and an audience to appreciate what you were doing.
