Everyday Information Practices: A Social Phenomenological Perspective

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A visual analytics approach to understanding cycling behaviour (2012, unknown): “The language bias L , through mode declarations and determination predicates, can restrict S H during hypothesis search to only allow a smaller set of candidate hypotheses H c to be searched.”
Everyday Life Information Seeking (2010, background): “These approaches suggest that the best way to elaborate the picture of ELIS both conceptually and empirically is to thematize it as a contextual everyday practice.([2,34,65]) However, ELIS is not rendered meaningful as a separate practice because it is often connected to practices of using and shari”