This paper contributes to a better understanding of these potentials by analysing the nature of prescriptive design knowledge, the way it can be used to produce sound design processes and an approach to develop prescriptive process-design knowledge.
The typically linear and often prescriptive process of real estate design and delivery allows no opportunities for a co-creative process where stakeholders work together in a genuine way.
Combining facilitation with the use of a prescriptive process for change is considered one mechanism for change by organisational development theory.
In addition, May [ 30] described how patients receiving physical therapy wanted to be listened to and involved, and to have treatment which could be seen as a consultative process, which met their individual needs, rather than treatment given as a prescriptive process.
The D2P2 contributes to the prescriptive knowledge on process prioritization and process decision-making.
The generation of a biomimetic product from a biological structure combines prescriptive and descriptive processes.
Several researchers have published general prescriptive models describing processes of implementing cooperative learning (Johnson and Johnson, 1992; Smith, 1995; Johnson et al., 1998a; Tanner et al., 2003).
It's both hyper-vigilant and thoroughly prescriptive, an active process of enforcing conformity to an identity ideal – "this is what a 'true Muslim' or 'true Christian' does"; "this is what being British is" – rather than finding those supposedly inherent traits in the flesh.
The U.S. EPA was increasingly faced with the need to move beyond the agency's early focus on command-and-control strategies, end-of-pipe controls, narrow media-based statutes, one-size-fits-all regulations, rigid and prescriptive rules, and process-based "best technology" standards.
Policy should drive quality programs and partnerships, not processes or prescriptive models.
