“high conceptual elasticity and lack of empirical grounding of the concept of transformation generate the risk of voiding the term of meaning” [5]. Others pointincluding in this journal [9], we see a crucial
The preservation of the environment and the harmonious integration of the built and natural elements are fundamental principles in contemporary architecture. Various design strategies are employed to achieve this balance, ranging from the revival of vernacular techniques to the use of advanced technologies...
The interlocking fables of The Overstory (winner of 2019 Pulitzer Prize in Fiction) each feature a tree in some fashion. In a n almost mystical world slow and interconnected with ours, some of the tales are uplifting, some a bit dark. The tales intertwine in later sections of the book, ...
The data sets only comprised user-generated content written in English as the English term enables an international approach to the ways in which value and meaning are attributed to the phenomenon and beacuse the English term have relatively few associated or alternative connotations. 3.2. Data ...
between excessive natural resource and limited requirement for architecture buildings. To sort out the internal meaning and information of the traditional architectures in the backward time period, it can be great help to understand how unique they are to maintain detailed records of its characteristics...
Especially in the smaller towns, the postal codes can be rather large areas with little substantial meaning. In contrast, the grid approach does not follow any natural borders of urban form and results in arbitrarily bounded areas that are often too small to be analyzed as such. Although ...
‘basic needs’ approach. Arndt suggests that the first prominent example of this was Seers’ ‘The Meaning of Development’(1969), which argued that economic growth not only failed as a solution to social difficulties, but often was the cause of them. Seers argued that indicators of poverty,...
database supporting the analysis done by adopting a specific method and the related models; and the indicator is a measurable parameter, or a numerical value derived from such parameters, which highlights, provides information on, or maps out the state of a phenomenon, with a meaning reaching ou...
2.3. Transparency in sustainability reporting, GRI and FCGC frameworks This study focuses not just on the use of sustainable executive remuneration, but also on the transparency of the reporting on it. We review the meaning and importance of the concept of transparency, and then move to the pra...
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