Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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Pagina 7
... components may be the rooms , and the relations between the components may be the geometrical scheme of the house in three - dimensional space . But the architect may ask himself a broader question : whether the house is not a component ...
... components may be the rooms , and the relations between the components may be the geometrical scheme of the house in three - dimensional space . But the architect may ask himself a broader question : whether the house is not a component ...
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... components the designer of inquiring systems must consider , and what are the fundamental components that cannot be further analyzed into systems ? To illustrate , is it enough to consider just the acts of formulating hypotheses and ...
... components the designer of inquiring systems must consider , and what are the fundamental components that cannot be further analyzed into systems ? To illustrate , is it enough to consider just the acts of formulating hypotheses and ...
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... components . Some remarks on the relationship of the measures of performance are in order . 1. The three ways of relating M to the m , of the system components express the attitude of the designer . In the weakest case he does not wish ...
... components . Some remarks on the relationship of the measures of performance are in order . 1. The three ways of relating M to the m , of the system components express the attitude of the designer . In the weakest case he does not wish ...
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Design and Inquiry | 3 |
Fact Nets | 19 |
The Anatomy of Goal Seeking | 42 |
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