Sentence examples for inquiry design from inspiring English sources

Earlier studies indicated that there are four main engineering elements which are inquiry, design, optimisation and sustainability.

Similar to scientific inquiry, design is understood to be a complex cognitive activity (Cross 2001; Lawson and Dorst 2009) where there is no one generalized design method (Dubberly 2004) although variations of methods share many elements such as posing, generating, evaluating, and choosing solutions (Lawson and Dorst 2009).

This model emphasizes an intergenerational partnership working towards a common goal; in this it shares similarities with the cooperative inquiry design model and its conviction that children should play an active role in the design of new technologies for their peers.

The regulations that protect living patients from scientific inquiry — designed to safeguard privacy and informed consent — generally disappear where the long dead are concerned.

Officials tried to stain the marbles brown again, put up a railing (which still survives) to keep the public at a decent distance, and held an internal inquiry designed to place blame on lowly members of staff with drinking problems.

So you must forgive us if we're cynical, frustrated and just plain angry about the inaction at the heart of our position and yet another inquiry designed to placate us.

The letter, signed by several press victims including relatives of the Hillsborough disaster, urges the prime minister to stop delaying the imposition of costs on newspapers and to start the second part of the Leveson inquiry, designed to look into the relationship between the police and the press.

These are section 40, which will create a new right of access to affordable justice in libel and privacy, while giving news publishers incentives to join a recognised independent regulator; and part two of the Leveson inquiry, designed to probe press criminality and police collusion.

Findings suggest that NASA should consider creating an internal office of phenomenological inquiry designed to recognize phenomenology at work as a fundamental approach for discovery.

In doing so, our work addresses 21st century skill assessment in two ways, namely of inquiry (designing and conducting experiments), and in the context of complex systems, a key topic area of 21st century skills.

Here we focus on PP and report the results of a qualitative inquiry, designed to investigate the range of success with its implementation.