What is produced can have many forms, such as works of (applied) art, written texts, a meal, a decorated room, a drawing, music, a house, etc. Creation processes involve cognitive change.
"We couldn't do our jobs if our partners didn't trust us," says Monika Biddulph, who heads up the part of ARM that trains its customers in how to do the hard work of applying the designs.
Haiti needs a serious and seasoned leader at this critical juncture — someone dedicated to the difficult and unglamorous work of applying the principles of good governance on a daily basis.
One of the earliest work of applying Wyner-Ziv lossy coding theory for error resilient video transmission is proposed in [3], 2003.
Our previous work of applying an extra negative bias on the substrate[37] offers an effective way to lower the defect density and the oxygen impurities inside nc-Si H films.
Conservatives then went about the hard, heroic work of applying timeless principles to timely problems to pivot from purges to persuasion, from protest to reform.
Presently, some work of applying cloud computing to semantic data reasoning had been done to solve the problem of scalability.
"Machine learning is evolving very rapidly, and there's been a lot of recent work on applying techniques of machine learning to areas like music".
Moreover, there are no specific laws protecting architecture, due to its slippery definition as a work of applied art – with functional and artistic qualities, in which only the latter is protected.
Fascinated by the media's "fetishized" portrayal of George W. Bush's malapropisms, Erard sets out to write "a work of applied blunderology" to explain how individuals acquire a particular verbal style, and why it matters when that style doesn't match listeners' expectations.
