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| copying or imitating the special characteristics of naturally existing things (animals,plants,etc.) in human-made designs, products and systems |
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| a group creativity technique designed to generate a large number of ideas for the solution to a problem |
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| to form or conceive in the mind; usually involves making drawings, sketches or plans for a work |
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| a person who applies scientific and mathematical principles to creative and practical ends |
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| to be the cause or source of; bring about |
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| to create a product of one's own imagination, ingenuity or experimentation |
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| a standard or example for imitation or comparison |
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| the process of discovering the technological principles of an object by taking it apart and carefully understanding its parts to better understand the whole object |
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