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  • Fabulous, Far Away and Gigantic: Myth in Australian Architectural Authorship 
    Stead Naomi (Dauphine University, Paris, 2006)
  • Face Recognition Using Message Passing Based Clustering Method 
    Du C; Yang Jingqing; Wu Qiang; Zhang T (Academic Press Inc Elsevier Science, 2009)
    Traditional subspace analysis methods are inefficient and tend to be affected by noise as they compare the test image to all training images, especifically when there are large numbers of training images. To solve such ...
  • Facets 
    Bongers Albertus (n/a, 2009)
    Facets is an interactive video installation exploring interfaces between people and technological environment. Kaleidoscopic video images are projected on a 36 sqm. screen placed in the space, linking the player's area ...
  • Facial behavior as behavior biometric? an empirical study 
    Hintz Thomas; Tsai Po-Hsiang; Jan Tony (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2007)
    Physiological and/or behavioral characteristics of humans such as face, gait and/or voice have been used in biometric recognition technology. Apart from those characteristics reported in the literature, the hypothesis ...
  • Fact or fiction? Strategy at work 
    Bubna-Litic David; Kornberger Martin; Laske Stephan (Universidad de Alcala, 2006)
  • Factors Associated with the recovery of housing prices in Hong Kong 
    Ge Xin Janet (PRRES, The University of Auckland, 2006)
    The paper starts by reviewing literature on housing prices including both price determinants and research methodology. Data published by the Hong Kong Government is used for the study. The housing price variables are grouped ...
  • Factors for designing a second generation of project management maturity models 
    Pasian Beverly; Sankaran Sivarama; Boydell Spike (Project Management Institute, 2011)
    This research explores the dynamics of a reliable project management capability responsible for undefined projects, and proposes new factors that could influence how project management maturity is determined and modeled. ...
  • Fashion and social order: the early modern world 
    Riello Giorgio; Mcneil Peter (Routledge, 2010)
    The infiuential scholar Daniel Roche wrote of seventeenth-century clothing that it 'was at the centre of debates about wealth and poverty, excess and necessity, superfluity and sufficiency, luxury and adequacy' (Roche 1994: ...
  • Fashion Craft: Drawn Threads 
    Clifton-Cunningham Alana (, 2009)
    Background Fashion Craft: drawn threads was aimed to highlight the creative potential of contemporary embroidery and the traditional techniques of the embroiderer. In a partnership with the Embroiderersâ¿¿ Guild of NSW, ...
  • Fashion Designers 
    Mcneil Peter (Berg, 2010)
    In the global culture of the carly twenty~first century, in which de~ signers' names provide the subplots of films and television shows such as Sex and the City, the linking of the £1shion designer with creativity, fantasy, ...
  • Fashion, Dress and Interior Spaces 
    Mcneil Peter (Berg, 2010)
    There are fashions not just in dress but in all aspectsf life, from the time and manner of taking meals to the ways in which people sit. Clothes arc animated by bodies moving in space, through gesture and deportment, and ...
  • Fashioning now: changing the way we make and use clothes 
    Gwilt Alison; Rissanen Timo (, 2009)
    This project explored the issue of fashion and sustainability, specifically the way in which fashion clothing is produced, used and discarded. It highlighted a variety of sustainable strategies that addressed the problem ...
  • The fashion revolution: the 'long' eighteenth century 
    Riello Giorgio; Mcneil Peter (Routledge, 2010)
    The so~ca!led \\ong' eighteenth century, the period spanning from the end of the seventeenth to the beginning of the nineteenth century, has in recent decades been seen as pivotal to the history of fashion. This was not ...
  • Fashion's 'origins': the Middle Ages and Renaissance 
    Riello Giorgio; Mcneil Peter (Routledge, 2010)
    The idea that dress has the power \to express', that is to say that what we wear conveys meaning regarding who we are in terms of gender and class, but also who we are in terms of cultural attributes, education and taste, ...
  • A Fast Focus+Context Viewing technique for the Navigation of Classical Hierarchical Layout 
    Nguyen Quang Vinh; Huang Mao (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2003)
    This paper presents a fast focus+context viewing technique for the navigation of classical hierarchical layouts. In these layout techniques, only one dimension is considerably important to the visualization. Based on ...
  • Fearscapes: Caracas Postcards From A Violent City 
    Kairuz Gonzalez Eduardo (John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 2010)
    Venezuelan architect, artist and educator EduardoKairuz reveals how beneath the stereotypical view of Caracas as the `Murder Capital of the World¿ lies a history of savage imposition, dating back to its founding in the ...
  • Feedback Architecture 
    Jakovich Joanne (Sydney University Press, 2006)
  • Feeling the Rub: Making an Ontology of Painting 
    Titmarsh Mark (DAB DOCS, 2006)
  • The Festive City: Orta Recens Quam Pura Nites ('Recently Arised, How Purely You Shine') 
    Orr Kirsten (SAHANZ 2005, 2005)
    The Australian international exhibitions in 1879, 1880 and 1888 were the most important public events of the nineteenth century and transformed Sydney and Melbourne into festive cities. Every detail of their ritual ...
  • Figural Atmospherics: Affective and Semiotic Ambiguity of the Figure in Architecture 
    Perin Gavin (Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ), 2010)
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