This article conceptualizes the relation between design, economics, and innovation.Rather than connecting design to economics through the notion of value, it explores how economics construes negative side-effects of market activities.Aligning itself with recent She Ji contributions that tie design to the economic sociology of Michel Bath and Body C
Humans have a natural tendency to express their emotions, but they are also skilled at using sarcasm to shape their feelings.In cognitive computing and natural language processing research, sentiment analysis and sarcasm detection are typically treated as separate tasks, with each text analyzed in isolation.However, this Bath and Body approach over
Molecular confirmation of the process of differentiation of meristematic tissue of plants is primarily based on histomorphological characterization of the tissues carrying these processes.For perennial plants - fruit trees, the knowledge of these processes is important to define runtime type and pomotechnical treatments but also to identify the gen
This article derives some morals from the examination of the physico-mathematical view of scientific laws and its place in the current debate.After revisiting the expression scientific law, which appears in scientific practice under various names (laws, principles, equations, symmetries, and postulates), I briefly assess two extreme, opposite posit