Our toolkit for circular design will certainly need good mechanical design skills; plus will undoubtedly feature a better understanding of the fundamental chemistry that makes up product components, as advocated by many circular economy and cradle-to-cradle practitioners.
Because the inflammatory process within joint tissues represents a key feature of RA, an understanding of the mechanisms that induce and sustain this aspect of RA pathology would permit development of new and powerful therapeutic strategies.
By taking advantage of such features and through an understanding of skin and mid-IR light interactions, novel non-invasive, pain-free optical sensors for monitoring will be realized.
SEM is a powerful technique for analyzing theory-driven contextual models that stipulate complex relationships between predictor and mediator variables in the prediction of important outcomes; the exploratory and confirmatory features of SEM facilitate an understanding of theorized relationships and provide empirical guidance for refinement [ 32].
If so, then merely looking at architectural objects is woefully inadequate to the task of judging their value or utility; physical experience emerges as the defining feature of understanding an architectural object, and that feature shapes (or should shape) architectural creation.
Building on its 18th-century precursor, the defining feature of this enlightenment is an understanding that to tackle the world's most pressing problems, we don't just need more action, we need more awareness.
These problems, like most issues businesses confront in the global marketplace, feature complex interdependencies that require an understanding of how political, financial, environmental, ethical, and social interests influence each other.
The evaluation of Chemical Protective Clothing (CPC) designs, design features, performance, and applications requires an understanding of the types of chemical protective clothing available for protection.
Therefore, an understanding of features of microbe microbe interactions in the upper respiratory tract could provide not only the better insight into the pathogenesis of respiratory diseases, but maybe new tools to manage a microbial community for the human.
In this section we move from descriptions of what went wrong, how and why, towards an understanding of features that might provide insights into the context that has created the latent conditions for the many systems failures described.
