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The Design of Replication Studies
Abstract Empirical evaluations of replication have become increasingly common, but there has been no unified approach to doing so. Some evaluations conduct only a single replication study while others run several, usually across multiple laboratories.
Hedges, Larry V., Schauer, Jacob M.
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Our Common Future. Joining Forces for Histories of Sustainable Design
A common ground is emerging for social and cultural studies of design. Design history is exploring the socially constructed and networked nature of our material surroundings; at the same time, STS is investigating design as the interface between humans ...
Kjetil Fallan
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The numbers of clinical trials have increased exponentially over the last decade, amplifying the pressure to select an appropriate study design to obtain reliable and valid evidence. The ability to find, critically appraise and use evidence to develop new interventions is fundamental to evidence-based medicine.
Aquilina, J, Neves, J, Tran, M
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Development is a social process that aims to enhance the environment and the quality of communal life. Sustainability happens as a result of the environment serving as a living space and a source of additional value.
Endang Susilowati +3 more
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A Study on the User Experience to Improve Immersion as a Digital Human in Lifestyle Content
With the expansion of the digital environment and the metaverse, and the intervention of artificial intelligence, interaction in the virtual world is becoming more active.
Ken Nah +4 more
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Colour dematerialization in spiritual literature and painting
Colour in variety of art expression can be interpreted differently. This study is aiming at analyzing the colour dematerialization of Javanese spiritual literature “Falsafah Jeroning Warna” by Suprapto Kadis and a painting by Ahmad Sadali entitled ...
Dadang Sudrajat +3 more
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Reimagining and Decolonizing the Language of Design
This article examines how traditional design methodologies predominantly serve Western and colonial interests, urging designers to rethink their foundations through decolonial theories and methods.
Nidhi Singh Rathore
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Legible for Whom? Decentering the Dichotomy of Center and Periphery
What does it mean to have and sustain a decolonial design practice in the aftermath of political rupture? With an emphasis on elevating the heterogeneity of scale, dynamics, and lived realities, this work focuses on the ways designers and technologists ...
Esther Y. Kang
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Effects of biophilic design on hygrothermal environment and human sensation in a large artificial garden of a public building [PDF]
Biophilic design is aimed at creating a good habitat for people by enhancing the connectedness between people and nature in the urban environment; its effects on promoting psychological health are well known, but further studies are required to quantify ...
Yang Xianzhe +5 more
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The concept of Village-City Development's hegemony is being clarified in various media outlets, necessitating periodic reviews to strike a balance between the two.
Deti Rahmawati, Soedarso, Arfan Fahmi
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