Scientific change and the meanings of terms : an examination of P.K. Feyerabend's incommensurability theses by Mizroch, Carol Arlene

“…Feyerabend's incommensurability thesis concerning scientific change engenders a number of logical problems. While it is possible to examine Feyerabend's theory in relation to his historical arguments, the defects implicit in his arguments for the theory render more appropriate an analytical approach. …”
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Independent homelands : an analysis of selected issues in South Africa-homeland relations by Trevisan, Italo

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How spatial planning can enable pathways to the implementation of sustainable urban drainage systems in the city bowl, Cape Town by Harvey, Catherine

“…A prevalent silo approach to complex problems is no longer acceptable. The implications of the research are that implementing SUDS in the City Bowl requires planners to embrace a water literacy approach to spatial plans, and in doing so, return the focus to water…”
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Investigating the impact of organised technology-driven orchestration on teaching by Phiri, Lighton

“…While different educational settings present unique problems, the common challenges have been noted to primarily be as a result of multiple heterogeneous activities and their associated intrinsic and extrinsic constraints. …”
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Digital Business Ecosystems: solving pain points for smallholder farmers and identifying opportunities for service providers by Davidson, Nontokozo

“…Digital technologies and digital business ecosystems (platforms) have been solving longstanding problems across different sectors including commercial agriculture, however, such developments have not received widespread adoption across smallholder farming. …”
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Understanding the biomechanics of standing-up and sitting-down by Johnson, David

“…A description of the method used to obtain these electromyograms, together with a diagrammatic representation of the results, is presented. i1 As a result of the above mentioned theoretical modelling as well as simulation and validation experiments, the following conclusions can be made: (1) The mathematical model does predict reasonable torque values compared to that obtained in the literature. (2) The diagrammatic representation of the muscular activity is an acceptable reflection of the actual muscle activity. (3) In the light of the various problems encountered, a number of recommendations relating to both the mathematical model and the sequence of muscular activity are made…”
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Space and borders in Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights

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Research, methodology and the Internet : a study of the Internet as a data capturing tool by Dowling, Zoë Teresa

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The rating of compound sharp-crested weirs under modular and non-modular flow conditions by Canto, R. R.

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A model of essential factors for e-government crowdsourcing initiatives by Cupido, Kevin

“…Successful commercial implementations of crowdsourcing have succeeded in mobilising a large number of participants and leveraging these 'crowds' as a source of ideas, and for problem solving (Geiger et al., 2011, Howe, 2006). …”
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Risking creativity in innovation

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Processes for unlocking actionable business intelligence in SA banking institutions

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Die verband tussen EBW-teorie en die praktyk in die EBW-klaskamer: ʼn kreatiewe perspektief by Rademeyer, Marlize

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Aspects of modern cosmology by Bassett, Bruce Adrian Charles

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Concrete surface coatings and the influence of substrate moisture condition on bond strength by Kay, Sean

“…Through this investigation, epoxy modified cementitious coatings have been shown to provide an acceptable bond strength. In some cases, failure within the coating instead of the acceptable failure within the substrate has resulted, due only to the level of dryness of the substrate. …”
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The destination and purpose of the Fourth Gospel by Dewane, Michael Henry

“…The "assumptions" to be made will, in so far as this is necessary, provide the framework within which the problem under review will be investigated. These "assumptions" will be grouped together under general headings.…”
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Towards a framework for business continuity management : an IT governance perspective

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