The formation of a creative framework to capture and store material and process information of the sort found in magazines, yearbooks, and exhibition-based publications.
The move for content companies to move further into video ad production, leveraging their reputation with other content, is part of a wider trend — just yesterday, Vox Media also announced the formation of Vox Creative, a similar initiative.
Mode 3 encourages the formation of 'creative knowledge environments' (Hemlin et al. [2004]).
In this connection the problem of formation creative activity of pupils, as well as role and place of educational experiment in pedagogical process of comprehensive school should be counted actual.
DCTs who had completed at least two design studies were more creative than NDCTs, which was presumably the result of the formation of an individual, creative mindset via the internalization of professionally trained design thinking.
Marion's keen interest in women's creativity is reflected in Twenty-two Painters Who Happen to be Women (1993) and in the important study Virginia Woolf & Vanessa Bell, A Childhood in St Ives (2014), in which she explored the formation of a female creative identity in terms of place, and cast a new light on the sisters' early years.
Diversity motivated by economic goals proved to be commonly beneficial and in 2004, Nissan established the Diversity and Development Office (DDO), tasked to contribute to the promotion of "productive discussions of various opinions and the formation of a stronger and more creative organization".
We explored the effects of creative components and creative behavior on student design creativity.
Occasionally, De La Torre would attempt to use a 4-4-2 formatitn, but it did no better because his midfield choices largely consisted of defensive-minded players instead of creative playmakers.
Is there adequate capital formation to provide for the costs of the future, the costs of staying in business, the costs of "creative destruction"?
