We compare the pro-active use of SCOT with both the 'traditional' use of SCOT and with the 'traditional' way of developing EIFOBs.
This article explores the challenges, advantages and limitations of the pro-active use of the social construction of technology (SCOT) to improve the methods applied in the development of technology for use by a broad range of actors.
Hazards cannot be avoided, however their disastrous consequences can be minimized through pro-active use of a variety of planning measures, support infrastructure and implementation of risk transfer mechanism.
Hazards cannot be avoided, however their disastrous pursuits can be lessened through pro-active uses of a variety of planning measures, infrastructure and risk transfer mechanism.
Maintaining transhumance as a regional resource use system thus requires both some form of co-management and a pro-active role for state authorities.
Using scenarios, virtual reality simulation, and gaming principles, the new approach gives users a pro-active role in the design process.
The inclusion of a large array of focal areas favors both reactive and pro-active conservation, using the best available documented knowledge on species endemism patterns and threat.
Community awareness about depression and its responsiveness to PT, usually culturally appropriate language (as was done in IPT-GU), and pro-active case finding using contextually validated screening tools (as was done in MANAS) offer two specific strategies to address this barrier.
Their pitch: Logentries is an easy to use, pro-active log management solution.
In order to use recorded engine data more effectively, this paper assesses the feasibility of a pro-active engine diagnostic-tool using artificial neural networks (ANNs).
