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SYNTHETIC RADAR MEASURES THAT FACTOR IN WEIGHTS OF FEATURES

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Binderman Z., Borkowski B., Szczesny W.
Metody Ilościowe w Badaniach Ekonomicznych
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2013
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vol. 14
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issue 1
37-52
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This work is a direct continuation of previous works of authors ([Binderman, Borkowski, Szczesny 2008, Binderman, Szczesny 2009]). The goal of this work is to generalize known methods of constructing measures of synthetic objects, methods that use radar charts of vectors. The methods listed in this work factor in weights assigned to features and make the values of indicators independent from the ordering of considered features. The listed methods have been applied in the analysis of regional differentiation of agriculture in Poland between 2001 and 2010.
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Individuating and Ordering Situations in Bangla

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Karmakar S.
Poznań Studies in Contemporary Linguistics
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2010
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vol. 46
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issue 1
69-84
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The paper investigates complex predicate and serial verb constructions to explore how the meaning construing capacities of different syntactic categories are determined by the underlying structure of the construal specific communicative intents. In doing so, I have discussed the role of participle in integrating the argument structures and lexical aspects into the resultant construal. It is also shown how the concepts, like sequentiality and simultaneity, remain significant in determining different types of grammatical constraints while construing an interpretation.
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Porządkowanie rzeczy i ludzi. O zaletach etnografii procesu projektowego

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Janas K.
Stan Rzeczy
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2022
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issue 2(23) Kultura designu
67-94
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Celem artykułu jest wskazanie korzyści, jakie w ramach społecznych studiów nad designem mogą wnieść etnograficzne badania procesu projektowego. Opierając się na pracach autorów wywodzących się z nurtów pragmatycznych, studiów nad nauką i technologią (STS) oraz teorii aktora-sieci (ANT), tekst analizuje design jako socjotechniczną i usytuowaną praktykę „porządkowania rzeczy i ludzi”, a tym samym negocjowania i kształtowania wspólnego świata. Rozważania sięgają z jednej strony etnograficznych raportów, w których badacze próbowali zrozumieć oraz opisać, jak (i dlaczego właśnie tak) pracują designerzy, z drugiej – zupełnie innego pola badawczego, jakim jest antropologia praktyk medycznych w duchu ANT zaproponowana przez Annemarie Mol. Autor stara się wskazać, że wnioski z tego obszaru wykazują znaczne podobieństwa z refleksjami z etnograficznych badań nad procesem projektowym i dają pouczające spostrzeżenia dla zmiennej ontologii designu, którą można badać empirycznie.
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The aim of this article is to indicate the benefits that ethnographic exploration of the design process can bring to social design studies. Drawing on the work of authors writing on the basis of pragmatic approaches, science and technology studies (STS), and actor–network theory (ANT), the text analyses design as a socio-technical and situated practice of “ordering things and people” and thus also of negotiating and shaping a common world. The text considers both ethnographic reports, in which researchers have tried to understand and describe how designers work, and a completely different research area – the anthropology of medical practices (in the spirit of ANT, as proposed by Annemarie Mol). The article tries to show that the findings from this field are quite similar to the reflections of ethnographic studies on the design process and offer promising insights for a relational ontology of design that can be studied empirically.
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