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Your Data With DestinyBob Gareld Points the Way for Marketers in a Post-Advertising AgeBy Bob Gareld Published: September 15, 2008"I have the advantage of knowing your habits, my dear Watson," said he. "When your round is a short one you walk, an
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HANDBOOK OF MEDIA MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICSEditorAlan B. AlbarranUniversity ofNorth TexasCo-EditorsSylvia M. Chan-OlmstedUniversity ofFlondaMichael o. WirthUniversity ofDenver2006LAWRENCE ERLBAUM ASSOCIATES, PUBLISHERS Mahwah, New
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HANDBOOK OF MEDIA MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICSEditorAlan B. AlbarranUniversity ofNorth TexasCo-EditorsSylvia M. Chan-OlmstedUniversity ofFlondaMichael o. WirthUniversity ofDenver2006LAWRENCE ERLBAUM ASSOCIATES, PUBLISHERS Mahwah, New
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Clarifying IBM's strategic mission for social mediaAnonymous Strategic Communication Management; Apr/May 2007; 11, 3; ABI/INFORM Global pg. 24Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.R
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Research Strategies and Methodologies in Digital MediaWednesday, October 22, 2008October 22 2008 Week 5 hosein@u.washington.edu1Tonight Lecture: The Economy & Social Media Qualitative Research Guest: Todd Herman, SpinSpotter Group Exercise
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Research Strategies and Methodologies in Digital MediaWednesday, October 22, 2008October 22 2008 Week 5 hosein@u.washington.edu1Tonight Lecture: The Economy & Social Media Qualitative Research Guest: Todd Herman, SpinSpotter Group Exercise
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Web Analyticsor how I know everything you do.Wednesday, October 29, 20081why I loveem.1, 2, 3.Wednesday, October 29, 20082ickr.com (cc) Eleventh Earl of MarWednesday, October 29, 20083Wednesday, October 29, 200845 Myths of an
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situational analysisNancy Dick COM529 Prof. Hanson Hosein April 17, 2008Social Media: learning outcomes for wikis and blogs in higher educationPurpose This project will examine use of wikis & blogs as learning tools in higher education. Unlike "
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Research Strategies and Methodologies in Digital MediaApril 24 2008 Week 3 hosein@u.washington.eduHype?Hype?MCDM update/Blog entries this week.Hype?MCDM update/Blog entries this week. Twitter.Hype?MCDM update/Blog entries this week. T
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Lecture 10 Third Law5.8-5.10 (EDR)The third law, and computing Entropy Entropy in Chemical Reactions The first and second laws in terms of entropy The changes in entropy.The Change of Entropy in the Surroundings and Stotal = S + SsurroundingsIf
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Design Arch 587AOct. 16. 02.ComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryDesign thinking and Design Process IntroductionWe usually criticize and evaluate the end-products in design area including architecture. So in architectural history and criticism area most
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Visualizing multiple dimensional spaces using projection.Sebastien BundINTRODUCTIONTo design energy efficient buildings, architects need new tools that help them consider environmental issues such as sun lighting. To understand the implication of
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Note for Design Computing Theory Class, Professor Ellen Yi-Luen DoCreating 3D World with NPARDoo Young Kwon Design Machine Group, University of WashingtonIntroductionLike traditional artistic media, NPAR system allows the user the possibility o
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Chen-Je Huang Response of Animate Form Greg Lynn referred lots of examples to make clear the idea of indexical response of time and different effects of topology and parameter in animate form. The underline argument here is that architects may discov
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Chen-Je HuangFrom Aaron to an Unscientific Hypothesis of Design ProcessThis paper is my discovery about the basic ideas in intelligence and unconsciousness. The starting point was two chapters in Pamela McCorduck book, Aaron's Code, s which descr
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Markus Eng, 8330796 Arch 587, Computing Design Theory Professor Ellen DoDesigning and DesignersWhen you ogle over a designer car or a designer suit, the objects style and allure blinds you with glaring beauty. You may even appreciate its aesthetic
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Name: Mandana Sadigh Professor: Ellen- Do Course: Design Computing theory, Arch 581 University of Washigton Fall 2002Research Information Goal: To find a style of a product.Subject to be researched: I have found famous artist Frida Kahlors works
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Design Article comparisonEllen Do By: Mandana SadighUniversity of Washigton Fall 2002To:Articles Citations: 1] Horst W.J. Rittel. The reasoning of designer 2] Bryan Lawson. How designers think 3] Bryan Lawson. Design in mind 4]Donald Schon. The
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The art of visualizing multidimensional data is the coherent process of translating an object into data which expresses a concept. The visualization is not a facsimile of the object, but an extraction of thought about the object, through data (number
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Susan Locsin Arch 587 Reflections on design style readings. I was amazed at the many diverse ways that the different papers approached the explanation of the design process. No two papers approached it in the same way, though there were some similari
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Purpose of the reportThe purposes of this report are to (1) discuss the opinions of Horst W.J. Rittel and Nigel Cross with respect to design reasoning and design thinking and (2) to compare and contrast the two methodologies employ
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Form Making- Blobmeister: By: Mandana Sadigh University of Washington Design Computing Theory - Fall 2002 This article emphasizes on the usage of computer in architecture. This type of architecture is called Digital Architecture. We saw how IT revolu
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How to Design a Computer Game?Final Project for Design Computing Theory Prof: Dr. Ellen DoBy Mandana SadighUniversity of Washington Fall 2002Table of ContentABSTRACT.. 3 1. INTRODUCTION . 3 1.1 Project Goals.. 3 2. Taxonomy of Computer Games.
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Markus Eng, 8330796 Arch 587, Computing Design Theory Professor Ellen DoAnimate SemperGreg Lynn proposes that animate form, the evolution of form and its shaping forces, is the next step for architecture to develop.1 Bending with the information r
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Probabilistic Approach to Designing Structured Shape With Shape GrammarDoo Young Kwon Design Machine Group, University of WashingtonAbstractionGenerating shapes or idea for this job has been attracting a great deal of attention from architectural
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Chen-Je Huang Each of Byran Lawsons articles is an introduction chapter of his books. One is from Design in Mind and the other is from How Designers Think. Donald Schons article is also excerpted from his book, The Design Studio. Nigel Cross Research
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Design Arch 587AOct. 16. 02.ComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryAnalysis of Websites with the Style of Classical ArchitecturenIntroductionWe use the word, style easily, but have you ever thought what the style means? So I think over what the style i
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Golnaz Mohammadi Student ID: 0237662 Tuesday, October 29, 2002 Prepared for Professor: Ellen Do Course: Design Computing (587 A)What is Blobmeister architecture?Architects have used computer for quite long Time now, but very few of them have ever
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Markus Eng, 8330796 Arch 587, Computing Design Theory Professor Ellen Do Protocol design analysis attempts to formalize the steps, thoughts and actions a designer makes to create a design. In studying design protocol mer Akin and Chengtah Lin from Ca
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Andy Billings Design Computing October 9th, 2002 Reading ResponseRealness and Realism Related Link @ http:/www.cs.brown.edu/`bcz.html Article Link @ http:/www.cs.brown.edu/research/graphics/research/art/harold/harold300dpi.pdf NPAR : Non-Photoreali
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Andy Billings Design Computing October 9th, 2002 Reading ResponseThe Painters Tale Related Link @ http:/www.scinetphotos.com/aaron.htmlWhat a remarkable story. A renowned British artist by the name of Harold Cohen has ingeniously been able to pro
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Design Arch 587ANov. 20. 02.ComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryArchitectural Study DrawingsIn one of two readings- Changes in the Role of Drawing in Design- the author analyzed the role of drawings in design process depending on times from medieval to
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Design Arch 587ANov. 06. 02.ComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryDesign StudiesOn the Analysis of Intuitive Design Process by Charles M. Eastman In design process designer represents his ideas in various ways; words, numbers, flow diag ram, plans, secti
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Design protocol data and novel design decisions Eastman was among the first people who conducted and published protocol study of architectural design. His studies of protocol analysis seem very interesting and it is a new approach to design analysis.
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_Tadao Andos Essence of StyleAndy BillingsA self-taught architect, Ando wandered the streets and back alleys of the United States, Europe, Africa, and his native Japan, studying places and spaces for seven years prior to dedicating himself to his
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Name: Mandana Sadigh Course: Design Computing Theory Subject: Architectural Study DrawingsArticles: Changes in the Role of Drawing in Design, in Architectural Study Drawings, Daniel Herbert, Van Norstand Reinhold, New York, 1993 (pp. 25 - 38)Envis
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To appear in Proceedings of NPAR 2000HAROLD : A WORLD MADE OF DRAWINGSJonathan M. Cohen and John F. Huges and Robert C. ZeleznikSebastien BundInternet Link :http:/delivery.acm.org/10.1145/350000/340927/p83cohen.pdf?key1=340927&key2=8037814301
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STYLEWHAT IS A STYLE ?Sebastien BundThe style could be defined as being a set of elements that will influence a designers decisions. The style of a designer is recognizable for the reason that it will depend on the designers personal preoccupation
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Design Arch 587AOct. 30. 02.ComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryForm MakingThe ideas of time, motion, and force has been applied in various area, for example Cubism or De Stijl in art, and theory of relativity in science instead of Cartesianism, but in
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Markus Eng, 8330796 Arch 587, Computing Design Theory Professor Ellen Do In the 1960s, the gifted painter Harold Cohen retreated from his worldwide success into the wilderness. After several years the ascetic returns, and transforms himself through t
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Design Arch 587AFinal ProjectComputingYeonjoo OhTheoryEvaluation of Architectural DesignAnalysis of Perspective images, Relation of spaces, and Users conditionsContents1. Introduction TextARC: 2. Theory 3. Computer 4.1. Aesthetic 4.2. 4.3
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Chen-Je Huang Response of two chapters excerpts from Aarons Code These two chapters from "Aaron's Code" describe a painter's exploration of creating paintings with computer. In the beginning, the painter, Harlod Cohen, just felt that learning program
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Golnaz Mohammadi Student ID: 0237662 Tuesday, October 29, 2002 Prepared for Professor: Ellen Do Course: Design Computing (587 A)The Purpose of this essay is to compare and contrast Design in Mind and Research in Design thinking. Design in mind Desi
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Chapter 22INTRODUCTION TO CHEST RADIOLOGYContribution authors: Eric J. Stern, M.D. David Godwin, M.D.INTRODUCTION and GOALS The anatomical boundaries within the chest and many disease processes affecting the lungs are best appreciated by the rad
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HUBIO 541 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM PATIENT DISEASE EXAMPLESPATIENT 1 The reduction in the FEV1/FVC ratio indicates that he has decreased elastic recoil (less driving pressure on exhalation) and/or increased resistance to airflow. Given that he has a
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HuBio 541Arterial Blood Gases and Acid-BaseSyllabus: 6:16ANSWERS TO DISCUSSION PROBLEMS 1. a. Estimated PA O 2 = .21( 760 ! 47) !24 = 150 ! 30 = 120 .8Pa O 2 = 115P( A ! a ) O 2 = 5 mmHgb. Low Pa CO 2 = hyperventilation or respiratory alk
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HUBIO 541 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM PATIENT DISEASE EXAMPLES 11 - 14 PATIENT 111. 2. 3. Differential Dx: Pulmonary embolism, pneumonia, cardiac disease (unlikely) Additional tests: Arterial blood gas, CT angiogram. Oxygenation is not normal. Sat 92%, i
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HUBIO 541 THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM PATIENT DISEASE EXAMPLES 6 - 10 PATIENT 6This patient's history is compatible with a diagnosis of excessive daytime somnolence (EDS) due to obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Snoring represents partial inspiratory obstru
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2LUNG PATHOLOGY LAB-STUDY QUESTIONS with answersMatch the clinical vignette with the lung specimen. Explain your reasoning. 1) A 72 year old woman was confined to bed after fracturing her hip. She experienced the sudden onset of chest pain and di
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QUIZHUBIO 541 - THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEMNov. 17, 2004Use a number 2 pencil to mark your answer sheet. Under ID NUMBER print your UW student number and under SPECIAL CODES print your School of Medicine ID number. Mark the corresponding grids. Prin
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HuBio 541Alveolar Gas ExchangeSyllabus 3:13-14DISCUSSION PROBLEM ANSWERS Alveolar Gas Exchange 1.PIO2 = FIO2 " (PB #PH2 O ) = .21 " (450 # 47) = .21 " 403 = 85 mmHgP CO 40 PAO2 = PIO2 " A 2 = 85 " = 35 mmHg R .8!!PaO2 would be a few mm
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Additional Reading for Lung Structure and Function Lecture - Oct 29This introductory lecture will serve as a review of thoracic and lung anatomy, as a preview of some of the major disease types we will consider in the course and as preparation for
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QUIZ HUBIO 541 - THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEMNov. 15, 2006Use a number 2 pencil to mark your answer sheet. Under ID NUMBER print your UW student number and under SPECIAL CODES print your School of Medicine ID number. Mark the corresponding grids. Print
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FINALHU BIO 541 -THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEMDec. 9, 2004Use a number 2 pencil to mark your answer sheet. Under ID NUMBER print your UW student number and under SPECIAL CODES print your School of Medicine ID number. Mark the corresponding grids. Prin
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HU BIO 541 - THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEMFINAL EXAM December 11, 2006Use a number 2 pencil to mark your answer sheet. Under ID NUMBER print your UW student number and under SPECIAL CODES print your School of Medicine ID number. Mark the corresponding gr
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HuBio 541 The Respiratory System 2008Lecture - Conference Schedule and AssignmentsWEEK 9Wednesday Oct 29 3:30 Lecture T-439 4:30 Lecture T-439Lung Structure and Function Radiology of the ChestCulver GodwinAssignment Chap 1+ p 2:14-15, 3:2-
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QUIZ HUBIO 541 - THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEMNov. 16, 2005Use a number 2 pencil to mark your answer sheet. Under ID NUMBER print your UW student number and under SPECIAL CODES print your School of Medicine ID number. Mark the corresponding grids. Print