Using the piano for accompanying will often involve both hands for turn around parts, left hand or right hand chording variations, ideas like the Circle of Fifths, and adapting to what your soloist does by recognizing the style and responding to the tempo, rhythm and style by ear.
We move on to a discussion of the corporate structure involved with consumers (sensory analysis, market research), review methods currently in use, and then finish with one area that has worked well, systematic variation of ideas and products.
To be considered a genius, that composer has to make work that is considered original and innovative, and that demonstrates a profound variation of ideas and associations between concepts that are often unexpected.
We sampled for maximum variation of ideas and perceptions (i.e. heterogeneity sampling, a subcategory of purposive sampling), with the aim of recruiting sufficient numbers to allow thematic saturation to be reached (Silverman 2001, pp. 250 254).
However, our intention in this first step of the development process was to collect a wide variation of ideas representing both those who were and were not comfortable internet users.
A limitation with our study was that the majority of participants already were physically active, and that the opinions of those below 31 years of age are missing, which possibly reduces the variation in ideas explored.
Phenomenography is a tool particularly suited to answering educational research questions about thinking and learning (Marton, 1986) and also allowed us to describe the variation of ideas, both correct and incorrect, held by students in our test population.
"This is an industry full of knock-offs and slight variations of ideas, and it is impossible to trace who actually had the idea first".
Reasons for variations and ideas for future studies are discussed.
This finding justified our calling the mental representations underlying tool use behaviors variations 'cultural ideas'.
