La evaluación en el proceso de diseño

La presente investigación en desarrollo tiene como objetivos hacer un aporte a la teoría del diseño gráfico y optimizar su práctica profesional a través de la obtención de una metodología de evaluación que mida la calidad de afiches callejeros de propaganda y/o culturales. Los productos gráficos estudiados se han medido cuantitativa y cualitativamente a través de distintas técnicas, tanto en las instancias anterior y posterior a su implementación como en los niveles funcional, operativo y contextual y en sus efectos sobre el público receptor. En estos momentos se está elaborando una grilla de evaluación para orientar los respectivos resultados.

Escuela y lenguaje publicitario : eslogan es lengua.

Recopilación de más de 50 anuncios procedentes de medios de comunicación escritos durante el período 1985-1995 que constituyen un material didáctico para el aprendizaje de la lengua a través del lenguaje publicitario. Se realiza una propuesta de secuenciación por ciclos de la materia de Lengua Castellana para primaria y secundaria en base al currículo oficial. Pretenden sensibilizar hacia los problemas ambientales y de salud, atendiendo a la igualdad de oportunidades, así como fomentar la educación moral y cívica para la convivencia y la solidaridad. Se trata de aproximar al alumnado al mundo de la imagen y dotarle de habilidades críticas frente a la publicidad, educar en criterios de consumo y antimanipulación. Todos los anuncios se acompañan de un cuestionario que sirve como guía para analizar su finalidad, el eslogan, el producto y el logotipo. Incluye un listado alfabético de anuncios y expresiones.

Teatro Principal Valencia [Material gráfico] : Tournée Cinematográfica FerrariI del Grandioso Cinematógrafo Pradera ... : hoy jueves 2 de febrero de 1905 ...

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Characterization of commercial double-walled carbon nanotube material : composition, structure, and heat capacity

A purified commercial double-walled carbon nanotube (DWCNT) sample was investigated by transmission electron microscopy (TEM), thermogravimetry (TG), and Raman spectroscopy. Moreover, the heat capacity of the DWCNT sample was determined by temperature-modulated differential scanning calorimetry in the range of temperature between -50 and 290 °C. The main thermo-oxidation characterized by TG occurred at 474 °C with the loss of 90 wt% of the sample. Thermo-oxidation of the sample was also investigated by high-resolution TG, which indicated that a fraction rich in carbon nanotube represents more than 80 wt% of the material. Other carbonaceous fractions rich in amorphous coating and graphitic particles were identified by the deconvolution procedure applied to the derivative of TG curve. Complementary structural data were provided by TEM and Raman studies. The information obtained allows the optimization of composites based on this nanomaterial with reliable characteristics.

Report : school survey to collect data on material performance

A survey of a number of schools in a number of different climates was carried out to determine the condition of building components of interest in the project. Schools in Melbourne, the Victorian Surf Coast, Brisbane, Townsville and the Sunshine Coast were inspected. A rating system was devised to categorise the components and the results collated in tables. Analysis of the data (where sufficient examples permitted) resulted in formulae to predict the service of the components and a database was derived.

Data mining on prices of highway project main material based on WEB

The management of main material prices of provincial highway project quota has problems of lag and blindness. Framework of provincial highway project quota data MIS and main material price data warehouse were established based on WEB firstly. Then concrete processes of provincial highway project main material prices were brought forward based on BP neural network algorithmic. After that standard BP algorithmic, additional momentum modify BP network algorithmic, self-adaptive study speed improved BP network algorithmic were compared in predicting highway project main prices. The result indicated that it is feasible to predict highway main material prices using BP NN, and using self-adaptive study speed improved BP network algorithmic is the relatively best one.

Application of a continuum theory to vertical vibrations of a layer of granular material

Many interesting phenomena have been observed in layers of granular materials subjected to vertical oscillations; these include the formation of a variety of standing wave patterns, and the occurrence of isolated features called oscillons, which alternately form conical heaps and craters oscillating at one-half of the forcing frequency. No continuum-based explanation of these phenomena has previously been proposed. We apply a continuum theory, termed the double-shearing theory, which has had success in analyzing various problems in the flow of granular materials, to the problem of a layer of granular material on a vertically vibrating rigid base undergoing vertical oscillations in plane strain. There exists a trivial solution in which the layer moves as a rigid body. By investigating linear perturbations of this solution, we find that at certain amplitudes and frequencies this trivial solution can bifurcate. The time dependence of the perturbed solution is governed by Mathieu’s equation, which allows stable, unstable and periodic solutions, and the observed period-doubling behaviour. Several solutions for the spatial velocity distribution are obtained; these include one in which the surface undergoes vertical velocities that have sinusoidal dependence on the horizontal space dimension, which corresponds to the formation of striped standing waves, and is one of the observed patterns. An alternative continuum theory of granular material mechanics, in which the principal axes of stress and rate-of-deformation are coincident, is shown to be incapable of giving rise to similar instabilities.

Did the goodwill accounting standard impose material economic consequences on Australian acquirers?

This research explores the empirical association between takeover bid premium and acquired (purchased) goodwill, and tests whether the strength of the association changes after the passage of approved accounting standard AASB 1013 in Australia in 1988. AASB 1013 mandated capitalization and amortization of acquired goodwill to the income statement over a maximum period of 20 years. We use regressions to assess how the association between bid premium and acquired goodwill varies in the pre-AASB and post-AASB 1013 periods after controlling for confounding factors. Our results show that reducing the variety of accounting policy options available to bidder management after an acquisition results in a systematic reduction in the strength of the association between premium and goodwill.