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Design. The process of selective application from the total spectrum of science and technology to attain a system, device, or process which serves a valuable purpose.
First published as ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) Paper, No. 63-MD-4 (1963).
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R. J. McCrory, W. H. Wilkinson, and D. W. Frink, ‘Synthesis of Concepts in the Design Method’, paper presented at ASME Design Engineering Conference, New York, N.Y., May, 1963.
H. A. Cress, and E. S. Cheaney, ‘Determining Design Feasibility’, paper presented at ASME Design Engineering Conference, New York, N.Y., May, 1963.
R. J. McCrory, ‘The Science of Design’, paper presented at Second Conference on Engineering Design Education, Los Angeles, Calif., September, 1962.
I. H. Driggs, and O. E. Lancaster, ‘Gas-Turbine Development—Aviation’, ASME Paper No. 52-F-7, September, 1952.
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McCrory, R.J. (1963). The Design Method — A Scientific Approach to Valid Design. In: Rapp, F. (eds) Contributions to a Philosophy of Technology. Theory and Decision Library, vol 5. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-2182-1_15
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