Sentence examples for transdisciplinary concepts from inspiring English sources

Developing transdisciplinary concepts that cut across the divides that mark traditional disciplinary boundaries can facilitate knowledge sharing and unification (Stock and Burton 2011).

In the last decade, the integrated transdisciplinary concepts and technologies for greener and more sustainable innovations and applications of Cleaner Production in the Asia Pacific region have been developed and implemented extensively.

The International University Bremen ( IUB) embarked on its ambitious "transdisciplinary" study concept 1 year ago.

In response to this challenge, this paper unifies the Leitbild concept with a spatial explicit planning procedure and introduces a case study application for describing and classifying landscape visions based on a transdisciplinary, holistic concept.

The transdisciplinary landscape concept is based on five dimensions of landscapes: the spatial entity, the mental entity, the temporal dimension, the nexus of nature and culture, and the systemic properties of landscapes.

Interdisciplinary research bridges different scientific disciplines, for example, by using joint research concepts; transdisciplinary research crosses the borders of science and actively involves practitioners into the research process and the generation of knowledge (Mobjörk 2010).

'Wearable Technology' is an emerging transdisciplinary field, bringing together concepts and expertise from a variety of disciplines, ranging from materials science, through computer engineering to textile design.

This paper starts with an introduction to the Colorfields, a concept for transdisciplinary and sustainable landscape design of set-aside land.

These concepts propose that transdisciplinary research is needed in order to deal with extra-scientific problems.

This paper explores three alternative environmental concepts used in transdisciplinary research, and outlines some of the epistemological and practical problems that each one poses.

Illness and disease in resource poor settings are complex, biosocial phenomena that require multidimensional concepts, inter- and transdisciplinary analyses.