Une innovation institutionnelle, la constitution des communs du logiciel libre by Pierre-André Mangolte

“…The sharing and reuse of source code are indeed principles opposed to the exclusive control of technical objects by individual owners. Inventing licenses which diverts copyright and rules of “intellectual property”, free software programmers were able to create a commons (a stock of software) to which anyone may add but from which no one may subtract which everyone can add something. …”
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Maybe to blot out the voice : Vocaliser l’horreur dans quelques pièces de Pinter, Churchill et Crimp by Laetitia Pasquet

“…What emerges from this paradox is an ethics of voicing that has to overcome the failure of the logos in order to restore the victims’ voices and invent vocal and verbal strategies to be able to deal with extreme horror, thus restoring the sense of humanity shattered by horror.…”
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Una concepción del tiempo no-lineal en dos lenguas: el maya yucateco colonial y actual y la lengua de señas maya yucateca by Olivier Le Guen

“…In order to communicate without using an oral language, deaf persons and their families have invented sign languages that have similar characteristics in different villages. …”
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Nascita di un nome. Esercizi di memoria sul patrimonio immateriale della dieta mediterranea by Elisabetta Moro

“…After collecting witnesses and analyzing the sources, Moro points out that Ancel Keys and Margaret Haney Keys, the discoverers of this way of life, invented this successful expression. They showed the health benefits of the Mediterranean Diet through the Seven Countries Study (1958). …”
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La langue, matière à machines by Pierre Thévenin, Emmanuel Ducourneau, Anthony Stavrianakis

“…A figure in the domain of art brut invents alphabets to grasp the being of words. A designer seeks to apply his “onto-cartographic” method beyond an original application to industrial design objects. …”
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“That Sottish and Selfish principle”: Cugoano on Self-Interest, Imagination, and Moral Wrongdoing by Aminah Hasan-Birdwell

“…The imagination is erroneously used to invent reasons and justifications for one’s actions outside of concern for others. …”
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Decompositions of Circulant-Balanced Complete Multipartite Graphs Based on a Novel Labelling Approach by A. El-Mesady, Omar Bazighifan

“…For applied scientists and engineers, graph theory is a strong and vital tool for evaluating and inventing solutions for a variety of issues. Graph theory is extremely important in complex systems, particularly in computer science. …”
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‘Larks in Season’: The Comic Almanack (1835–54) by Brian Maidment

“…Differing kinds of almanacs provided either general information linked to the agricultural, ecclesiastical, or parliamentary year or else spectacularly inventive predictions. Early-Victorian print culture attempted to stamp out superstitious predictive almanacs and establish the genre as an authoritative source of information. …”
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Editorial by Thomas D. Wilson

“…No doubt training will become more and more sophisticated over time, as the flaws and biases are discovered, but given AI’s ability to invent, on the basis of what it has learnt, I’ll be very cautious in using it for the foreseeable future.…”
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Hybrider l’urbain et l’agricole : du lexique au projet de paysage by Axelle Thierry

“…The implementation of such food-producing projects raises several questions about the need to combine urban and agricultural planning tools and to invent new professional practices for negotiating, designing and taking action. …”
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La recomposition des savoirs au Maghreb à l’époque de la coopération by Jean-Robert Henry

“…In the social sciences, it was an age of deconstruction and reconstruction of colonial knowledge, for inventing north-south relations, a time for reconfiguring the concept of cultural space and a time of intense multidisciplinarity. …”
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THE MAIN PREREQUISITES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TO OPTIMIZE STAFF WORKING HOURS by V. V. Degtyareva, P. M. Gureev, D. A. Trubkin

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Airbnb, or the (globalized) geopolitics of a contested tourist accommodation offer. From magnified disruption to generalized conflictualities... by Victor Piganiol

“…A geopolitical approach makes it possible to analyse Airbnb from a purely conflictual perspective by mobilizing the tools, concepts and reasoning invented by and for this field of geography, and to shed light on some of the forces that make the platform a “city disrupter”, particularly at the local and even micro-local levels, that of the space of the residence itself and its immediate environment.…”
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Study of the Interference Affecting the Performance of the Theremin by Carmen Bachiller Martín, Jorge Sastre Martínez, Amelia Ricchiuti, Héctor Esteban González, Carlos Hernández Franco

“…It is named after the Russian physics Professor Lev S. Termen who invented it in 1919. This musical instrument belongs to a very short list of devices which are played without physical contact between the musician and the instrument. theremin players complain about the interference that any object in a radius of approximately 3 meters produces when playing the theremin, modifying the intonation of the instrument. …”
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Investigating the Feasibility of Urumia Urban Areas Livability using RALSPI Model by Farzaneh Sasanpour, Sara Alizadeh, Hourieh Aarabi Moghadam

“…Firstly, after devising 24 factors in 4 aspects (Physical-Environmental, Economic, Social and Health) this index was evaluated in urban areas by using newly invented model RALSPI with descriptive-analytical approach. …”
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Parallel Swarms Oriented Particle Swarm Optimization by Tad Gonsalves, Akira Egashira

“…The particle swarm optimization (PSO) is a recently invented evolutionary computation technique which is gaining popularity owing to its simplicity in implementation and rapid convergence. …”
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Conditions spatiales de la démocratie participative. « Meetings » à Vosloorus (Ekurhuleni, Afrique du Sud) by Philippe Gervais-Lambony

“…This dichotomy between invited and invented spaces of participation (Cornwall, 2004 ; Miraftab F, 2004) is discussed here on the base of empirical observation of meetings and taking into consideration “spaces” in the double sense of physical space and social space of interaction. …”
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Cosmotechnologies of Community and Collaboration in Vandana Singh’s Speculative Architectures by Joel P.W. Letkemann

“…She reframes existing technologies and invents new technologies in a mode of practice that centres the experience of diverse cultures in technologies of community and collaboration where architecture becomes central to new ways of being in the world. …”
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Capital of Feedback by Nina Stener Jørgensen

“…As contemporary architecture finds itself confronted with similar issues today, Price’s designs are being revisited and hailed for their prospective and inventive visions. As such, it seems timely to ask if Price’s designs can be regarded as precedents for future projects that aim to couple participation and technology through architectural design. …”
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Le tiers foncierNouvelle catégorie d’appréhension de l’envers de la planification by Marion Serre

“…The persistence of this phenomenon demonstrates the necessity of inventing new words to define new mechanisms. In this perspective, I introduce the notion of tiers foncier (third freehold), which can be defined as a transitional state of land, evading the standards established in the regulated city. …”
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