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Modeling Practices in Conceptual Innovation An Ethnographic Study of a Neural Engineering Research Laboratory

A concept is not an isolated, ossified changeless formation, but an active part of the intellectual process, constantly engaged in serving communication, understanding, and problem solving.

Nancy J. Nersessian | N. Nersessian

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