Titlebook: Design for Environmental Sustainability; Carlo Vezzoli,Ezio Manzini Textbook 20081st edition Springer-Verlag London 2008 Design for Enviro

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Suaad Jassem,Mohammad Rezaur Razzakntire service offered by the product; that is, corresponding to the .. This strategy concerns a quantitative saving for the environment and in sustainability terms has two implications. First, with regard to the input flow, it helps to save natural resources for future generations. On the other hand

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Simulation of Malignant Cell Growthe in the design process makes the whole activity more complex (and interdisciplinary). New requirements (environmental ones) have to be taken into account and extended along all the stages and among all the . of the life cycle. Actually, one has to have more information and assess more relationships

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Fractal Geometry and Stochasticsl agents such as various substances, noise .. Both acquisitions and emissions are forms of environmental impact. Emissions entail the release ., while consumption of primary resources determines extraction .. Thus, every form of impact is based on an . between the environment and the production–cons

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Industry 4.0: The Human Resource Perspective (and/or its components): designing longperforming artefacts. .? Intensifying the usage of the product (and/or its components): a design that would lead the artefacts to be exploited more frequently, minimising the time of non-usage.