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CROSS-FUNCTIONAL EDUCATION OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ENGINEERING
Veefkind, M.; Bremer, A. // 2004
CROSSING THE CHASM: DEVELOPING AND UNDERSTANDING SUPPORT TOOLS TO BRIDGE THE RESEARCH DESIGN DIVIDE WITHIN A LEADING PRODUCT DESIGN COMPANY
Mival, O. // 2004
This paper proposes a series of principles to be considered when developing creative support systems within a product design company, specifically aimed at bridging the research design divide. The ...
DAMAGE MECHANISMS OF HEAVY LOAD WHEELS IN LOGISTIC APPLICATIONS
Künne, B.; Langenohl, A. // 2004
Nowadays the logistic jobs need heavier and more powerful floor conveyor systems with high-performance weehls. Standstill period in logistic systems due to unexpected malfunction of those rollers can ...
DECISION SUPPORT FOR STRATEGIC PARTNER SELECTION IN COLLABORATIVE DESIGN AND INNOVATION
Hacklin, F.; Marxt, C. // 2004
Strategic partner selection in collaborative design and innovation is an issue with currently high demand from industry. Our project partner is seeking for operational assistance and decision support ...
DEFECT IN POLYMER MATERIALS AS DESIGN PROCESS CONSEQUENCE
Španiček, Đ.; Indof, J. // 2004
Due to their good properties polymer materials (both polymer and polymer composites) are present in almost all area of human activity. Their final properties are processing-sensitive. In order to ...
DEFINITION AND DESCRIPTION OF VARIABILITY IN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF MODULAR PRODUCT FAMILIES
Kunz, A.; Sekolec, R.; Meier, M. // 2004
An often-used measure to achieve a more cost-effective realisation of product variety is the development of modular product families. Due to the fact that 70% of the product costs are determined in ...
DESIGN (EDUCATION) MOVES
Klooster, S.; Appleby, R.; Overbeeke, K. // 2004
DESIGN AND PRODUCT REALIZATION - A STUDENT ORIENTED COURSE APPROACH FOR HIGH MOTIVATION AND DEEP LEARNING
Ritzén, S. // 2004
DESIGN AS A SOCIAL ACTIVITY AND STUDENTS’ CONCEPT OF DESIGN
Grimheden, M.; Andersson, S. // 2004
DESIGN AS A SOCIO-CULTURAL COGNITIVE SYSTEM
Dong, A. // 2004
This article proposes a framework for describing design as a socio-cultural cognitive system. In this framework, design performance is seen as a property of the social organisation of individual ...
DESIGN AS INTER-DISCIPLINARY KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICE: LESSONS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL DESIGN BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME
Karjalainen, T-M.; Salimaki, M. // 2004
DESIGN BY FUNCTION: A METHODOLOGY TO SUPPORT DESIGNER CREATIVITY
Giampà, F.; Muzzupappa, M.; Rizzuti, S. // 2004
The methodology, described in this paper, aims at offering the necessary potential to support the conceptual design phase, providing the typical guidelines of the functional approach, and leading the ...
DESIGN CRITERIA FOR MULTILAYER WOUND WINCH DRUMS FOLLOWING LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Dietz, P. // 2004
In all material handling and conveying machines winch drums play an important safety role for the whole equipment. With increasing power and loads the demands of larger rope loads and rope storage ...
DESIGN EDUCATION VIA COLLABORATION IN AN ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE ENVIRONMENT
Elspass, W.J.; Holliger, C. // 2004
Design for flexibility
Gotthard, V. // 2004
DESIGN FOR LEARNING: DESIGN AND ENGINEERING EDUCATION FOR A KNOWLEDGE-BASED SOCIETY
Chabay, I. // 2004
DESIGN FOR MICROGRAVITY - TOOLS FOR THE DESIGN OF HABITATS WITH NO GRAVITY
Ferraris, S. // 2004
This paper illustrates the results of a doctoral thesis on the “Habitability in space in microgravity condition”. In the thesis, aimed at improving the habitability condition of the International ...
DESIGN FOR UTILITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIETAL VIRTUES: DEVELOPING PRODUCT SERVICE SYSTEMS
McAloone, T.C.; Andreasen, M.M. // 2004
This paper focuses on Product Service System (PSS) development as a promising approach for sustainable product development. We attempt here to identify the nature of such a multiple definition of ...
DESIGN FOR VARIETY: A REVIEW IN METHODS TO ESTABLISH A PRODUCT FAMILY ARCHITECTURE
Jensen, Tormod; Hildre, Mans Petter // 2004
that illustrates the product development process from establishing customer's needs to the manufacturing and supply chain of the family. The majority of existing methods are working on ...
DESIGN IN INTEGRATED PRODUCT POLICY
KURCZEWSKI, P.; K?OS, Z. // 2004
Design informatology in IPE
Nándor, B. // 2004
Designing an object of the physical-material world, for fulfilling its certain function, has a professional, logical process from recognizing the problem to produce the object as the solution. The ...
Design Management by Project Management
Skalicky, J.; Šlechtova, Y. // 2004
DESIGN METHOD FOR MODULAR CUSTOMISED PRODUCT FAMILIES TO CONSIDER DIFFERENT USE STRATEGIES
Oja, H.; Riitahuhta, A. // 2004
The awareness of life cycle costs has focused the acquisition process of customised products towards total costs during the whole lifetime. Product manufacturer shall take into account several phases ...
DESIGN OF E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN STUDENTS
Humphries, J.; Radcliffe, D. // 2004
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.