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Applied Arts and Communication Design for Inclusion

2021
Communication design is aimed to solve real problems, it is an applied art, and designers use specific technical skills based on a broad context of knowledge and on a common language to several applied arts. In different communication design process access to (interfaces, places, information) can be supported by using the basic tools of the laboratory ...
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The Collections of the University of Applied Arts Vienna

2008
The Collections of the University of Applied Arts include works of art, architecture and design, and have recently expanded to incorporate costume and fashion collections. They are actively used in research and teaching.
Frottier, Elisabeth, Werkner, Patrick
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Applied Semiotics, Law and Art

2020
This chapter is dedicated to analysing, in many topics, concrete works of art. The iconology of justice is the starting point of the analyses of many paintings. At the end of all these topics, it will be present the use of the semiotic square as an epistemological tool to offer the analysis of the pictorial texts and works of art.
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Applied Theory of Gearing: State of the Art

Journal of Mechanical Design, 1995
The contents of the paper cover: a brief history of some concepts of the theory of gearing, and new developments in this area, (i) theory of enveloping curves and surfaces, (ii) simulation of meshing and contact of gear tooth surfaces, (iii) basic kinematic relations as the key to the determination of direct relations between the curvatures of ...
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Museums of Applied Art

Museum International, 1962
M. Weiner, Tibor Horváth
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The Art of Applying

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1974
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Art or Science: Operational Logistics as Applied to Op Art

2006
Abstract : Since Logistics provides the direct, physical means to our ability to conduct military functions and tasks in order to reach goals and achieve objectives; shouldn't we view Operational Logistics an art form rather than an algebraic sequence of events providing material and services?
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The Arts as Applied to Psychotherapy

Design, 1945
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Applied Arts in the High School [PDF]

Journal of Education, 1922
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Applied Mathematics An Art and a Science

Journal of the Aeronautical Sciences, 1956
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