Sculptures like these, from Mr. Oppenheim's Factories series, combined aspects of machines and industrial architecture with intimations of mysterious human processes, presenting what he called "a parallel to the mental processing of a raw idea" by both the artist and the viewer.
Human processes are generating carbon dioxide.
But there's a sense of forces at work that we don't fully understand, and can't "diagram" using logic as Lila diagrams various human processes when she becomes an early adopter of computer technology.
This dramaturgical strategy - setting a play not entirely within but adjacent to observed reality - allows the playwright to explore human processes, freed from the constraints of particular circumstances and personalities.
The Bethlem Museum of the Mind contributes to this not only in helping us learn about mental health care, but in providing a space for the essential human processes of self-exploration and communication.
The curriculum's vision for geography is to "inspire in pupils a curiosity and fascination about the world and its people", and to equip them with "knowledge of diverse places, people, resources and environments, together with a deep understanding of the Earth's key physical and human processes".
As a result of this orientation, the solution doesn't functionally change any existing human processes.
Computational modelling for such human processes plays a central role.
Due to the ability of computers to perform high speed and exact calculations, many human processes have been automated.
To build the architecture we have had in mind how the mental human processes are.
