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Showing 1 to 20 of 29 for “"Human senses"”.
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Branch Street Ryokan : relaxation through reactivating human senses
… yet its emphasis is on the idea of reactivating human senses by offering an intimate experience with the surrounding nature through materials. The intention of my thesis is to explore an experience in Ryokan architect~re. The thesis introduces Ryokan architecture as a typology. Incorporating …
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Architecture and Human Senses - Pre-School in alexandria Old Town
… the connection between architecture and the human experience was the intention for my thesis. Whether positive or negative, everything created or done by man has an affect on his environment. Some people are more aware of their architectural environment some are less but at the end we all …
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An investigation into some of the objective data on the interrelationships : of the human senses as they may be related to speech correction
Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State College, 1950
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Aerosolization of Drinking Water Metals to Indoor Air and Assessment of Human Taste and Visual Thresholds for Manganese
… have neurotoxic effects. Chapter 2 focuses on human senses\' ability to detect manganese in drinking water. Findings indicate human senses cannot be relied upon to detect excess Mn(II) in drinking water. Mn(IV) is easily visually detected, but cannot be tasted at 10 times the SMCL. Chapter 3 is …
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Energy utilization of toad retina: A hydrogen-1 and phosphorus-31 NMR study
Vision is the most important of all human senses. Research concerning the physiology and biochemistry of components of the visual system can lead to advances in the prevention and treatment of diseases. Since the retina is part of the brain, studies of the retina can help provide information about …
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How can Architecture and Urbanism work in a Periphery?
… to enhance the quality of life through the human senses.
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Place in Time: The Role of Architecture in Establishing an Emotional Connection between Man and Time
… role of architecture as a means of reconnecting humans to the passage of time. A neglect of the temporal in our built environment obscures understanding of the human condition in all of its sensory aspects. The exploration and design of a series of ritual engagements, both culturally, and …
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Bringing characters alive: sensory development in the Fourth Gospel’s characterisation
… the author of the Fourth Gospel alludes to the human senses to build his characters to impact his readers. The research proposes the methodological joint approach to survey the sensory development of the characterisation of Nicodemus (3:1-21; 7:45-51; 19:38-42), the Samaritan woman of Sychar …
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Implementation of automatic inspection system
… be identified visually. The problem with using human senses as a tool to perform an inspection is that the accuracy and speed of the inspection vary from person to person based on their experience, their state of mind and other human factors. Automating a visual inspection system ensures minimum …
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TRACING SENSORY EVENTS: A FRAME-BASED APPROACH TO AUTOMATICALLY CAPTURE AND DIACHRONICALLY ANALYSE OLFACTORY AND GUSTATORY INFORMATION FROM TEXTS
… smell and taste to the status of “minor” human senses. Investigating sensory language generally requires identifying the words associated with these particular domains, raising the challenge of distinguishing between the senses and isolating the specific features of their linguistic …
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Soul nurturing in the vernacular architecture of Japan
This thesis addresses the need for nurturing the human soul in the manmade environment. Qualities definable as nurturing to the human soul were selected from research writings in psychology, specifically those of Carl Jung, James Hillman, and Thomas Moore. Of the varied forms of soul care, four …
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Development of Flexible Pressure and Strain Sensors for Electronic Skin Applications
Human intervention can be replaced through development of devices with a broad range of sensory capabilities for various applications from human-robot-interaction to wearable electronics. Similar to the five human senses, sensors interface with their surroundings to stimulate a suitable response or …
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Haptic controls in cars for safer driving
… technologies geared towards utilization of the human senses, haptic technologies have been introduced as a way of utilising the sense of touch to either solve real world problems or to enhance present experiences. This thesis focuses on using haptic technology in cars to make the driving …
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Coping with Carbon Monoxide (CO) exposure: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
… and Flaherty, 2017), as it is undetectable to human senses and small amounts are extremely harmful. Academic and medical literature on CO is written from the perspective of healthcare professionals, and has therefore failed to address the perspectives of people who are coping with this …
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LOOKING FOR A FAIRER ASSESSMENT OF CHILDREN'S LEARNING DEVELOPMENT AND ATTAINMENT IN THE INFANT YEARS: AN EDUCATIONAL ACTION RESEARCH CASE STUDY
… The story is intended to use and evoke the human senses within the context of a real infant school (for children aged 3-7 years) - seeing, touching, hearing, and listening. It provides the vehicle to experience and gain an Insight into an evolutionary and exploratory journey of people …
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Interactive olfactory surfaces: The Wellness Collection: a science fashion story
… a cabling device system which will 'mimic' the human senses and in particular the scent glands in our bodies and be literally incorporated into the fabric structure. Technology with therefore be integrated in fabrics and carried in invisible clothing. The system also acts as a new vehicle for …
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Transition of hard and soft : architecture for human, machine and information interchange
… of our specie's existence; and the means of human exchange has been evolving with the fast advancing digital technology. In modem world of new and now, it is no longer simply about delayed transporting as whole the encountering parties from one point to another for the sake of that exchange. …
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This is not here : connectedness, remote experiences and immersive telematic art.
… develop an understanding of the stages in which human participants experience the application Radiomap, an interactive telematic application mapping live radio stations upon a photorealistic live map of the world, developed as part of this practice-based research program. It was applied in two …
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Characterization of Metallic Flavor in Drinking Water: An Interdisciplinary Exploration through Sensory Science, Medicine, Health, and the Environment
… science, medicine, health, and the environment. Humans interact with their environment through the five senses and are often exposed to contaminants through multiple routes; oral intake of trace metal contaminants through drinking water is a likely source. The biochemical mechanism by which …
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Constructing Vision: László Moholy-Nagy's Partiturskizze zu einer mechanischen Exzentrik, Experiments in Higher Spatial Dimensions
… could be experienced through a re-education of human senses and began to lay out his claim for the education of the senses in order to see the world differently as early as 1922 in "Produktion–Reproduktion" (De Stijl). In Malerei, Fotografie, Film (Painting, Photography, Film, 1925), Moholy-Nagy …
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