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общая лексика
мозговой штурм
мозговая атака
существительное
общая лексика
«мозговая атака»
коллективное обсуждение проблем при полной свободе выдвижения проектов решения
в том числе иррациональных
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общая лексика
технический приём
способ
метод
методика
методика, технология
аппаратура, оборудование
прием
процедура
техника
технология
медицина
техника (приёмы, методы)
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(рабочий) приём, метод
нефтегазовая промышленность
способ, процедура
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умение
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2) технология
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- technique of ageing
- technique of estimation
- technique of random sampling
- adaptive prediction technique
- analysis technique
- approximation technique
- artificial basis technique
- assembly line technique
- automatic manufacturing technique
- banking technique
- barometric technique
- batch fabrication technique
- Bayesian technique
- brainstorming technique
- capital-intensive technique
- chronocyclegraph technique
- computational technique
- consensus technique
- cyclegraph technique
- Delphi technique
- evaluation technique
- exploratory technique
- extrapolation technique
- farming technique
- farm production techniques
- forecasting technique
- group timing technique
- handicraft technique
- heuristic technique
- indicator technique
- industrial engineering techniques
- inspection technique
- interpolation technique
- iteration technique
- iterative technique
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- linearization technique
- lot-size inventory management interpolation technique
- low-ball marketing technique
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- network technique
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- poor technique
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- program evaluation and review technique
- questioning technique
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- scheduling technique
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- simplex technique
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- stochastic approximation technique
- storage technique
- successive approximation technique
- survey technique
- survival ratio technique
- transfer line technique
- trial-and-error technique
- unstandardized technique
- variational technique
- verification technique
- vital statistics technique
- anaxiomatization heuristic technique
- basic telecommunication access technique
- branch-and-bound technique
- break-in technique
- brute force technique
- callback technique
- challenge/response technique
- cipher feedback technique
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- dialog technique
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- exclusive OR technique
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- feature extraction technique
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- finite difference technique
- handshake technique
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- hierarchical technique
- inverse transform technique
- key-negotiation technique
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- letter-pattern technique
- Monte-Сarlo technique
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- probable word technique
- pseudorandom time division technique
- quadratic residue technique
- question-answer technique
- perturbation technique
- restoration technique
- scrambling technique
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- security by analysis technique
- short cut technique
- sieve technique
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- spectral line matching technique
- split knowledge technique
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- telecommunication access technique
- time division technique
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- two-key cryptographic technique
- vacuum cleaner technique
- word-spotting technique
- confusion technique
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- dial-up/callback technique
- encryption technique
- Fiat-Shamir technique
- iterative scrambling technique
- key searching technique
- pass-through technique
- penetration technique
- question-and-answer technique
- salami technique
- sliding window technique
- split-key technique
- split knowledge technique
- subtraction technique
- trial-and-error technique
- Weegand technique
Википедия
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Brainstorming is a group creativity technique by which efforts are made to find a conclusion for a specific problem by gathering a list of ideas spontaneously contributed by its members.
In other words, brainstorming is a situation where a group of people meet to generate new ideas and solutions around a specific domain of interest by removing inhibitions. People are able to think more freely and they suggest as many spontaneous new ideas as possible. All the ideas are noted down without criticism and after the brainstorming session the ideas are evaluated.
The term was popularized by Alex Faickney Osborn in the classic work Applied Imagination (1953). Once a new product has passed through the screening process, the next step is to conduct a business analysis. Business analysis is a basic assessment of a product's compatibility in the marketplace and its potential profitability. Both the size of the market and competing products are often studied at this point. The most important question relates to market demand: How will a product affect a firm's sales, costs, and profits? If a product survives the first three steps, it is developed into a prototype that should reveal the intangible attributes it possesses as perceived by the consumer.
