Pour une archéologie de la critique de paysage by Hervé Brunon

“…From the Renaissance until now, three main tactical schemes are identified in the discourses expressing a judgment on landscapes : demonstrative, affective and estimated. This heuristic model could apply, for example, to the evolution of the geographical discourses. …”
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A Dynamic Scheduling Method of Earth-Observing Satellites by Employing Rolling Horizon Strategy by Qiu Dishan, He Chuan, Liu Jin, Ma Manhao

“…We also propose three dynamic scheduling algorithms by the combination of the RH strategy and various heuristic algorithms. Finally, the scheduling results of different algorithms are compared and the presented methods in this paper are demonstrated to be efficient by extensive experiments.…”
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Decolonising biblical hermeneutics in the (South) African context by H. Ramantswana

“… The recognition of social location as a heuristic device in biblical hermeneutics does not necessarily equate to the production of radical and alternative knowledge. …”
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After-tourism revisited by Philippe Bourdeau

“…It resituates the after-tourism perspective as being anchored in research directions that have been focused on the recomposition of relations between the here and the elsewhere and on the heuristic contribution of “critical” situations and practices. …”
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Pour une méthode diaristique en anthropologie by Pierre Depardieu

“…The purpose is to test a way of using a diary in a heuristic process, so that the first features of what could become “diaristic anthropology” can emerge.…”
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Real-time controller design and onboard attitude estimation of a quadrotor with collision safety through ultrasonic sensors by Rumshaa Yunus

“…System tunning is done using the Heuristic method and system response is tested in real time. …”
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Histoire et épistémologie des savoirs locaux et autochtones by Marie Roué

“…In this paper, we will attempt an anthropological history of the concept of “local knowledge”, from the first research dedicated to the botanical or zoological knowledge of “traditional” peoples carried out in the 50’s, to the outburst of interest on behalf of actors as disparate as the World Bank, conservation and development NGOs, governments, biodiversity managers, not to mention the main stakeholders, i.e. indigenous peoples and local specialised groups.Through the history of different networks that contributed to developing the concept of local knowledge, traditional or indigenous ecological knowledge, we will highlight precursors and replace them in their heuristic context. We will also consider more recent trends, since the inclusion of traditional knowledge in several international conventions, particularly the Convention on Biodiversity. …”
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Drying kinetic for moisture content prediction of peels Tahiti lemon (Citrus latifolia): Approach by machine learning and optimization - genetic algorithms and nonlinear programmin... by Maressa O. Camilo, Romero F. Carvalho, Ariany B.S. Costa, Esly F.C. Junior, Andréa O.S. Costa, Robson C. Sousa

“…Consequently, accurate initial guesses become increasingly important, emphasizing the need for heuristic methods like genetic algorithms. This optimization approach provided excellent performance metrics (R2 > 0.9715, SSR 〈 0.0625 and MSE < 0.0026 for endocarp and R2 〉 0.9678, SSR < 0.0755 and MSE < 0.0030 for epicarp). …”
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Arthur Danto and Art world by I. N. Nekhaeva

“…In the mid-1960s, Arthur Danto first introduced the analytical method to the field of philosophy of art in order to evaluate the heuristic capacities and ways of applying analytical tools to the art. …”
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« Est-ce que ça marche ? » À propos du tasfih, rituel protecteur de la virginité des jeunes filles tunisiennes by Ibtissem Ben Dridi

“…Through reflection on these reactions and on the initial field survey we were able to examine sexual behavior, the vocabulary used to describe it and their heuristic significance in the analysis and understanding of the contradictions of contemporary Tunisia.…”
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The history of Aristotelian society of the early period: the genesis and preconditions for development by R. A. Yuriev

“…The theoretical basis of network analysis has significant heuristic capabilities and help to understand the process of development of the Aristotelian Society, which has turned from a group of philosophy enthusiasts into a professional philosophical association. …”
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L’institutionnalisme méthodologique d’Elinor Ostrom : quelques enjeux et controverses by Jean-Pierre Chanteau, Agnès Labrousse

“….), even when she uses models often branded as mainstream (game theory, agent-based models) for heuristic purposes. We thereby unravel recurring misunderstandings in the French literature on Ostrom’s work (about her alleged theory of a “third way”; about the notions of ‘self-governance’ and ‘community’) and point to the potential fruitfulness of a mutual enrichment with other institutionalisms.…”
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Digital rule-based compliance processes. The urban regeneration of ex-Corradini, Naples (IT) by Marina Rigillo, Sergio Russo Ermolli, Giuliano Galluccio

“…The application of BIM-based procedures in the early design process stage becomes an opportunity to develop a multi-scenario approach, which employs Code and Model Checking systems as ‘heuristic’ tools to support decisions and enhancing risk management in complex projects.…”
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Demographic processes and ethnic residential segregation by Itzhak Omer

“…The model, which fits into the category of agent-based simulation models, serves as a tool for heuristic study. The methodology has been applied to examine the implications of fluctuations in ethnic group diffusion and the residential mobility rate on the majority–minority residential segregation, and on the internal ethnic segregation within the minority group.…”
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L’enseignant·e d’EPS au prisme de la « question trans » en milieu scolaire by Bastien Pouy-Bidard

“…At a time when national education professionals are being asked to take "trans" students into account in the school environment, scientific papers on adults within the school is timidly emerging in the field of trans studies in education. As heuristic as these studies may be, it must be noted that this research very often considers academic actors as a monolithic entity, depriving the reader of a finer understanding of the difficulties they face. …”
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Transformation, theology and the public university in South Africa by R. Venter

“…The article describes transformation in detail by clarifying the main referents for this notion and attending to discourses in higher education. Heuristic categories such as inclusivity, alterity, critique, freedom and flourishing are identified that should inform multi-level and comprehensive embodiment in terms of knowledge, people and practices. …”
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Physics-guided actor-critic reinforcement learning for swimming in turbulence by Christopher Koh, Laurent Pagnier, Michael Chertkov

“…Our scheme, coined the actor-physicist, is an adaptation of the actor-critic algorithm in which the neural network parameterized critic is replaced with an analytically derived physical heuristic function, the physicist. We validate the proposed physics-informed reinforcement learning approach through extensive numerical experiments in both synthetic Batchelor-Kraichnan and more realistic Arnold-Beltrami-Childress flow environments, demonstrating its superiority in controlling particle dynamics when compared to standard reinforcement learning methods.…”
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Le langage de l’hypocrisie chez quelques personnages dickensiens : une rhétorique de l’excès by Jacqueline Fromonot

“…Firstly, it seems obvious that excessive language makes it possible for the reader to spot hypocrisy, since inauthentic speeches, burdened with repetitions and hyperboles, undoubtedly betray the speaker’s dishonesty. However, the very heuristic potential of such deceptive language can be questioned. …”
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Architecture, the guardian of nature. The project of the ground within the transformation of urban highways, 1962-2018 by Zeila Tesoriere

“… An unstoppable shift in the paradigm underlying mankind’s conception of its species’ building modalities is at the root of the interest in embedding greenery in Architecture. The most capable heuristic statute of such a new course is the progressive substitution of Environment for Nature among Design drivers. …”
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New Rights and the Space of Practices: Italian Contributions to a Theory of the Urban Commons by Michele Vianello

“…What is revealed is that they prove to be mutually reliant, and that, when combined, they offer heuristically fruitful perspectives for the advancement of the idea of commons today. …”
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