The brief was to have a car that was only 10ft long – he thought cars were too big – and the Mini also answered a sociological need: it was a small family car that was extremely economical.
The article describes approaches to the technical solution of a comfortable remote control of technical functions in an intelligent building with implemented wireless technology, respecting the technical, sociological and user needs of the senior, sick or disabled citizens.
Wendy Bosalavage, president of American Leisure, a recreation and real estate management firm in New City, N.Y., that is overseeing the operation of the meeting house, said the concepts at BelleFair reflect a larger sociological trend: the need in a technology-driven world "to touch and feel each other again".
We adopted Bradshaw's [ 2] sociological typology of need as one that might best capture the complexity of carers' situations.
In a sociological environment, Bradshaw defined need as: normative (distinguished by professionals, such as vaccination), felt (wants, wishes and desires), expressed (vocalised needs or how people use services) and comparative needs, which indicates that needs arising in one location may be similar for people with similar socio-demographic characteristics living in another location [ 6].
More sociological work is now needed to outline the dynamics of patterns of denial that are society-wide.
A sociological survey focused on the needs of seniors has been carried out to justify the implementation of voice control into Smart Home Care.
But, given the city's compressed human need and deep sociological complexity, what did it mean to look at its residents only from on high?
Marriage, with children, obviously deserves every support the state can give, and we haven't needed the elaborate sociological researches of the past generation to show that children thrive if brought up in such circumstances.
