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2009
The solution to a mechanical problem begins with the kinematic analysis, the analysis of how a system can move, as opposed to how it actually does move under the influence of a particular set of forces. In this first stage, the essential step is the introduction of coordinates to label the configurations of the system.
Douglas Harper, Palrizia Faccioli
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The solution to a mechanical problem begins with the kinematic analysis, the analysis of how a system can move, as opposed to how it actually does move under the influence of a particular set of forces. In this first stage, the essential step is the introduction of coordinates to label the configurations of the system.
Douglas Harper, Palrizia Faccioli
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2017
Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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Frames of reference are meta-cognitive models through which researchers reconstruct the phenomena into intelligible explanatory narratives. These frames guide the actions of the researchers by giving them general orientation of how to look at the complex phenomena. They belong to the class of meta-codes (general assumptions) with theory building.
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2015
The Kyoto Protocol from 1997 heralded a new era toward a sustainable future many believed; however, it should come as no surprise that little has happened. While some might argue that it is because some has not ratified the agreement, the reality is that it could never succeed.
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The Kyoto Protocol from 1997 heralded a new era toward a sustainable future many believed; however, it should come as no surprise that little has happened. While some might argue that it is because some has not ratified the agreement, the reality is that it could never succeed.
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2017
The objective of this chapter is to provide a frame of reference for the study’s research questions. I will therefore introduce the innovation concept (section 2.1) by distinguishing between innovation as an outcome (section 2.1.1) and innovation as a process (section 2.1.2).
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The objective of this chapter is to provide a frame of reference for the study’s research questions. I will therefore introduce the innovation concept (section 2.1) by distinguishing between innovation as an outcome (section 2.1.1) and innovation as a process (section 2.1.2).
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1999
The culture and the politics of early modern England have both inspired prodigious quantities of scholarship. These subjects have normally been studied separately, however, by experts trained in different disciplines, employing different tools, asking different questions and often taking little notice of each other’s preoccupations. The division partly
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The culture and the politics of early modern England have both inspired prodigious quantities of scholarship. These subjects have normally been studied separately, however, by experts trained in different disciplines, employing different tools, asking different questions and often taking little notice of each other’s preoccupations. The division partly
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Computer, 2005
Abstract By the 1870s the long task of finding out which parts of the brain do what was well under way. In 1861 Paul Broca, in France, had discovered a language centre in the left frontal lobe of one of his patients – ‘Tan’, so called because this was the only word he could utter after his brain injury.
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Abstract By the 1870s the long task of finding out which parts of the brain do what was well under way. In 1861 Paul Broca, in France, had discovered a language centre in the left frontal lobe of one of his patients – ‘Tan’, so called because this was the only word he could utter after his brain injury.
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