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Andrea Hanick,Janki Shah,Michael Fritzveral chapters, we consider designs in which all factors have two levels. Many experiments are of this type. This is because two is the minimum number of levels a factor can have and still be studied, and by having the . (2), an experiment of a certain size can include the .. After all, an experimen

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Janki Shah,Andrea Hanick,Michael Fritz. Then, various kinds of theories, such as: (i) explorative, (ii) descriptive, (iii) explanatory, (iv) predictive, and (v) regulative theories, are considered as milestones of progression of knowing, and some philosophical stances and approaches of scientific theorizing are deliberated. Historically

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Fatma Betul Tuncer,Michelle Djohan,Raffi Gurunian,Risal Djohans on individual design work. We discuss the features of creativity in the design process, using experimental studies to observe from the microscopic and macroscopic viewpoints, in order to clarify design creativity as a personal activity. First, the basis of design creativity is discussed, and the c

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Andrea Sisti,Lynn M. Orfahli,Bahar Bassiri Gharb,Raffi Gurunian,Antonio Rampazzos on individual design work. We discuss the features of creativity in the design process, using experimental studies to observe from the microscopic and macroscopic viewpoints, in order to clarify design creativity as a personal activity. First, the basis of design creativity is discussed, and the c

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Stefanos Boukovalas,Matthew M. Hanasonoheir expertise, intuition, and creativity, while computational approaches are used to algorithmically configure and evaluate design alternatives quickly. It is possible to leverage the advantages of each with a human-in-the-loop design approach, which relies on human designers guiding computational

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Christina Dami Lee,Rebecca Knackstedt,Graham Schwarz,Michelle Djohan,Risal Djohancrobiota. The animal host contains approximately 20,000 genes, while the microbiota contains more than 1?million genes. Therefore, many of the competences of a laboratory animal have arisen from the microbiota rather than the mammal genome. As there is substantial variation in composition between an

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Kavita T. Vakharia,Vahe Fahradyan,Raffi Guruniancrobiota. The animal host contains approximately 20,000 genes, while the microbiota contains more than 1?million genes. Therefore, many of the competences of a laboratory animal have arisen from the microbiota rather than the mammal genome. As there is substantial variation in composition between an

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