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Bloomsbury Applied Visual Arts

2022
Review: Bloomsbury Applied Visual Arts, a library of 170 titles published by Bloomsbury Publishing, aims to provide students in the visual arts with practically minded resources for inspiration, technical advice, and career development. The digital resource library is organized according to major visual arts disciplines: fashion and textiles, design ...
O'Malley, Jack, Provo, Alexandra
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The art and rationale of applying a compression dressing [PDF]

open access: possibleBritish Journal of Nursing, 2010
Compression dressings are commonly used by medical and nursing staff to arrest bleeding in a trauma or first aid situation. Their use on surgical wounds may reduce blood loss, wound ooze and infection risk. We have seen variation in the techniques used by staff in our Orthopaedic department, often resulting in no compression being achieved.
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Applied creativity and the arts [PDF]

open access: possibleCurriculum Perspectives, 2021
Anne Harris, Mindy R. Carter
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DECORATIVE-APPLIED ART AND CARTOGRAPHY

Mapping Sciences and Remote Sensing, 1984
The need to accelerate the development of map reading and interpretation skills by increasing the exposure of school-age children to maps and other cartographic images is now widely recognized. Two Soviet authors advocate a broader approach; namely, the expansion of decorative-commercial applications of cartography.
I. A. Dubrovets, A. S. Vasmut
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From Art to Applied Science

Isis, 2012
Before "applied science" and "technology" became keywords, the concept of art was central to discourse about material culture and its connections to natural knowledge. By the late nineteenth century, a new discourse of applied science had replaced the older discourse of art.
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The Art of Applying Theory to Practice

The American Journal of Nursing, 1974
Attitude and Concrete Behavior Normal behavior is characterized by concrete performance and an attitude toward the abstract. "In the concrete situation action is set going directly by the stimuli; in the situation involving the abstract, action is begun after preparation which has to do with a consideration of the whole situation"(5).
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Lyricism as Applied to the Visual Arts

Journal of Aesthetic Education, 1974
Musical terms have been borrowed by writers on art to describe certain effects in painting, sculpture, and even architecture which they sense as present but elusive. One such term is "lyricism." It is used frequently but, to my knowledge, has not been defined or even particularized.
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Applied Arts in Rome

Radovi Arheološkog zavoda, 2010
The cohesion of the political system allowed unimpeded freedom of movement to enterprising merchants from Asia, Hispania and Gaul, facilitated the widest initiative to contractors from all the provinces, and provided steady supply of all necessary raw materials to the craftsmen from the City – Rome.
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Mathematics Applied to Domestic Arts

The Mathematics Teacher, 1917
A diligent search in mathematics textbooks that offer even the slightest promise of the application of mathematics to domestic arts, reveals how little attempt has been made to discover the part that mathematics plays in what has come to be considered peculiarly “woman’s sphere.” This is not because the domestic arts do not offer an opportunity for the
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