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The Technology of the Cute Body
Eidos. A Journal for Philosophy of Culture, 2018 This article considers the appeal of the cute body and its ambiguous relationship with the lovable. While cuteness is an aesthetic that is subjectively determined and expressed, it can also embellish a body with features that are standardized by systems ...
Joel Gn
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Designs, Designing, Designers, and Design Science Revisited
Design science has gained popularity in information systems. In essence, it is about designing, building, and evaluating artifacts. Despite the popularity and a lot of associated research, plenty of problems still remain. To this end, this position paper presents a critical reflection of the design science field in information systems.
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Vojnotehnički Glasnik, 2005 U radu su prikazane osnovne karakteristike savremenih materijala: silicijum-germanijuma (SiGe), galijum-arsenida (GaAs) i indijum-fosfida (InP), tehnika i tehnologija koje sa svojim osobinama predstavljaju podršku razvoju suvremenim i budućim radio ...
Jelena Opačić
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A safe design strategy fosters innovative solutions for managing workplace risk in industrial design
Maǧallaẗ Al-Turāṯ wa Al-TaṣmīmThe industrial designer plays an essential role in influencing aspects of safety, health, and risk management in workplace, in addition to achieving the safe design of products and structures that he develops before building and implementing them in ...
Associate Professor. Mohamed Mohamed Ryead
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Design and installation peculiarities of monolithic concrete floor
Journal of Civil Engineering and Management, 2005 Monolithic concrete floors are frequently designed as plain concrete slabs. The purpose of the plain concrete floor is to transmit loading from its source to the subgrade with minimal distress.
Vigantas Žiogas +1 more
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The “who designed the designer?” objection to design arguments [PDF]
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2013 One of the most commonly-raised objections to the design argument is the so-called “who designed the designer?” objection, which charges that any designer invoked to explain complexity in the universe will feature complexity of its own, and thus require explanation in terms of design.
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The Spanish House for America: Its Design, Furnishing, and Garden [PDF]
, 1927 James A. Robertson
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Design Anthropology in Participatory Design [PDF]
Interaction Design & Architecture(s) Journal, 2015 This focus section explores the opportunities of design anthropology in participatory design as an approach to research and design in an increasingly global and digital world. Traditionally, ethnography has been used in Participatory design to research real-life contexts and challenges, and as ways to involve people in defining user-needs and design ...
Smith, Rachel Charlotte +1 more
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An Induction Flowmeter Design Suitable for Radioactive Liquids [PDF]
, 1951 William G. James
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