This paper develops a conceptual framework that includes a typology of eco-feedback design dimensions and maps those dimensions on to the behavioral mechanisms of attention, learning, and motivation.
Their analysis includes a typology of technology tools commonly utilized in the response (94 95) and nine in-depth case studies of specific information flows that relied on digital tools to facilitate response (63 91).
In an effort to enhance knowledge of service needs profiling, this Canadian urban catchment area study (258,000 persons served by a psychiatric hospital) includes a typology of individuals diagnosed with mental disorder in a 12-month period based on their individual characteristics and use of services.
While it has delivered important insights, including a typology of breast cancer subtypes, it suffers from instability in the face of gene or sample selection, and an inability to detect small sets that may be dominated by larger sets such as the estrogen-related genes in breast cancer.
It includes a co-designed typology of landscape units and participatory assessment of nitrate losses with the modeling software Syst'N.
Particular attention is given to the use of significance criteria and thresholds, including the development of a typology of approaches applied within the context of noise and landscape/visual impacts.
Due to an un-normalized constructive process, in fact, the Italian heritage includes a wide range of different typologies of masonry buildings that have not been designed to resist to the horizontal actions as those due to earthquakes.
Accordingly, we have developed a typology of regions including (1) their agglomeration patterns (either MAR or Jacobs' type) and (2) the degree to which their research is predominantly oriented towards obtaining fundamental understanding or addressing considerations of use.
For instance, Robert K. Merton produced a typology of deviance, which includes both individual and system level causal explanations of deviance.
After analyzing the videotapes of their subjects' trips, the researchers constructed a typology of navigation "troubles," including destination, route, sensing of the car's location and timing of a given turn instruction.
It sets out a typology of English suburbs (including inner-historic suburbs, pre-war garden suburbs, interwar suburbs, social housing suburbs, car suburbs, and medium-high density suburbs), and argues that these suburbs will experience both gradual changes in climate and extreme events.
