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How do you differentiate between architectural thinking and design thinking?

I have asked this question in various forum. We know the unique attributes and the roles and responsibilities of architects and designers in various industries. How does their thought processes...

05 May 2016 7,437 1 View

Is there any mathematical model where intermediary asymptotes are used to analyze the network traffic and congestion?

Intermediary asymptotes are a mathematical structure quite commonly applied in the study about the consequences of self-similarity and the different length scale analyses. In actuality, it is the...

11 November 2014 10,026 2 View

Is there a minimum threshold of users required to say that a usability study is comprehensive?

If something isn’t performing well, you have to go be a detective and figure out why. That’s the essence of doing user testing. Usability testing is a qualitative method of research which is much...

10 October 2014 2,956 10 View

Can you cite an example of an application of 'knot theory' to the area of material science, especially related to the forces of friction and adhesion?

Knot theory is an interesting area of mathematics studying the unique properties of topological morphs in knot attribute. It is an investigation into the way to extend the one dimensional string...

10 October 2014 4,918 7 View

Which is the most relevant network topology and fundamental protocol to implement a mobile cloud?

Mobile clouds are nothing but exploiting the distributed resources in wireless, mobile and cloud platforms, says Frank HP Fitzek in his latest book. Mobile cloud is a cooperative arrangement of...

10 October 2014 302 4 View

How can machines learn multiple abstract syntax trees from the same encoded syntax in a polyglot functional programming language?

A question on the frontiers of poly-normalized programming paradigms !

09 September 2014 1,669 2 View

How do native languages influence the verbal intelligence of polyglots, especially in decolonized societies?

Historicity and hetero-glossia in languages is the key theme in this thought. Heteroglossia is a key theme pioneered by Mikhail Bakhtin, the famous Russian formalist. As we live in a global...

09 September 2014 609 7 View

Is there a trend in the pharmaceutical industry that favors acquisitions?

Ranbaxy merger with Sun Pharma captured the market's interests recently. Talks between Pfizer and AstraZeneca over a $100 Billion deal is another one. Is there a new wave of market dynamics or...

04 April 2014 2,567 1 View

Which is the best way to design 'Asynchronous REST' operations?

The following page mentions a few innovative ways to design asynchronous REST operations. Can you share your thoughts on the optimal approach?

04 April 2014 274 0 View

How to develop a design thinking approach that unifies digital and physical experiences?

As our interactions and machines are increasingly connecting and converging digital and physical worlds, how can we have a comprehensive design perspective?

03 March 2014 8,860 10 View

Is cybernetics still relevant? What are the major concepts of 'cybernetics'? Can it share insights with internet of things?

Cybernetics of living organisms has been a concept popular in 1970's in electrical engineering, systems biology, HMI and control systems. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cybernetics.

11 November 2013 6,877 0 View

What are the best suited materials and electromagnetic methods for programmable imaging?

Digital light processing and Digital micro-mirror devices are the next generation communication systems that offer better spatial control and characteristics. What are the best suited materials...

10 October 2013 438 1 View

What are the current research trends in Software defined optical networks?

Software defined networks (SDN) offer greater possibilities to manage, monitor and predict the network parameters and the network equipment. Open Flow protocol is one of the landmark technique...

10 October 2013 4,652 0 View

What are the constraints to develop soliton communication systems?

In optics, the term soliton is used to refer to any optical field that does not change during propagation because of a delicate balance between nonlinear and linear effects in the medium. Can they...

10 October 2013 4,922 17 View

What happens when random sequences become input to probabilistic data structures and algorithms?

Probabilistic data structures offer great potential for conditioned event handling in software systems. How can we use them when the events are governed by randomness?

10 October 2013 8,356 2 View

How will you devise a feedback loop for machines and humans to learn from and teach one another?

In cognitive computing, humans and machines work together. How will you devise your cognitive computing methodology so that machines and humans can learn from one another?

10 October 2013 6,837 11 View

Can we construct a physical / digital fractal wave through circuits or optics?

I have searched for fractal signal emitters. Could not find any success other than fractal extractors from patterns.

10 October 2013 3,564 2 View