<pre><code>- [A practical example of information granularity by Jiro Kawakita](/en/A%20practical%20example%20of%20information%20granularity%20by%20Jiro%20Kawakita)
- [Tadao Umesao
- Use [information card](/en/information%20card) in B6 and [small stature](/en/small%20stature) in B8
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<li><a href="/en/The%20Intellectual%20Production%20of%20Engineers">The Intellectual Production of Engineers</a> p.151 [A practical example of how to write out
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In this case, I am not interviewing others, so I am writing directly on the fusen.
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<li>There is a one-word fusiform called &quot;The Write-Out Method,&quot; which is combined after the fact with a fusiform that says, &quot;First, write down everything that comes to mind.&quot;
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<li><a href="/en/38mm%20x%2050mm%20fusible%20wrap">38mm x 50mm fusible wrap</a></li>
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<li><a href="/en/Fusen%20size">Fusen size</a>
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Granularity of information