Sentence examples for this chapter proposes that from inspiring English sources
This chapter proposes that designers can integrate the users' attribution of meaning in product use into their design process.
This chapter proposes that the use of visual analogy in problem solving is an example of similarity-based reasoning, cognitively facilitated by imagistic operations.
This chapter proposes that learning results in the formation of new synapses as well as new neurons that are involved in the permanent encoding of the memory as alterations in the circuitry of the brain systems in which the memory is stored.
This chapter proposes architectures that can be combined to construct a composite classifier system that is capable of operating in many different domains.
This chapter proposes a method that enables the use of standard devices that are available off-the-shelf.
This chapter proposes an architecture that integrates network and Euclidean information, capturing pragmatic constraints.
This chapter proposes a design approach that uses multiple eigenbuckling modes as initial imperfections in order to simulate imperfection due to lack of fit or crooked members.
This chapter proposes a simulation code that can calculate airconditioning load and room conditions by taking both natural ventilation, and moisture flow analysis into account.
This chapter proposes an empirical formula that represents critical buckling strain in terms of the ratio of the maximum bending strain to the axial strain Cb/Ca, and the wall thickness to radius ratio t/R.
This chapter proposes Steps a technique that minimizes instruction cache misses in online transaction processing (OLTP) workloads by multiplexing concurrent transactions and exploiting common code paths.
This chapter proposes a robust numerical framework that enables us to assess the stability of a geostructure through the generalized second-order work criterion that replaces the role of a safety factor in traditional engineering analyses based on plastic limit equilibrium methods.
