Victorian Designs of Industrial Desire

Automatic verification of industrial designs

The Need for Protecting Industrial Designs

Industrial design is one of the intellectual property categories, which is created by an individual using his mind ‘the intellect”. Industrial design plays an important part in the marketability of products. This ornamental or aesthetic feature of products could differentiate one product from another, both having similar function. Everything produced by man involves an element of design whether...

Classification of Aesthetic Curves and Surfaces for Industrial Designs

There always have been patterns where there have been designs. Figure 1 shows both very famous, aesthetically beautiful, but perfectly different two statues that are known as treasures of the world. The statue of David, for example, gives us sharp, or even likely, European impression while the statue of Basara gives us centripetal, oriental impression. Figure 2. Celica (Toyota, Japan) and F355 ...

An Examination of PRPG Selection Approaches for Large, Industrial Designs

A study for selecting effective PRPGs for large industrial designs is undertaken. For the PRPG selection process, guidance from a set of ISCAS benchmark circuits is initially sought. The set of benchmark circuits used is shown to be ineffective in providing material guidance. The alternative of PRPG selection through actual design experimentation is examined and its weaknesses identified and ou...

Desire and Desire Regulation

A good deal of people’s waking time is, more or less directly, spent thinking about and dealing with desire. There is no question that desires are often benign, functional, and evolutionary adaptive for the individual. However, there are cases where desire stands in conflict with important (selfregulatory) goals or (moral) values. Prime examples include the exsmoker who, upon seeing other peopl...