… by their meaning in the situation, and the intra-mathematical relationships they highlight. Like
the Freudenthal group, we see modelling … between mathematical and situational meanings. …

… service companies such as banks and mortgage companies. … use of mathematics most
readily becomes visible in activity … -mathematical literacies as part of the explanation process. In …

… , our concerns are primarily with the visibility of knowledge held by … Our own work with bank
employees, nurses and engineers … intertwined with meanings of the mathematical knowledge …

… Building models helped us to connect our mathematics to banking, and to sort out what might
be … It is here that we propose a final meaning for the notion of re-vision, a making-visible of …

… the context of investment bank employees, paediatric nurses … a definition of what we termed
the ‘visible mathematics’ of the … discern sound mathematical models underpinning these …

… - interpretation of the situation". The situation is to come from … to the underlying mathematical
model of the banking process. … indices of banking information, the underlying mathematics is …

… bank handling billions would call in two mathematics … bank's theoretical models, often
involving functions from Rn to IR and designed by the bank's "rocket scientists," as the mathematics …

… the mathematical ‘mechanisms’ which drive the model are … the question of what mathematics
to make visible, and in what … , as we have suggested, mathematical meanings are highly …

… resources give mathematical and professional meanings in these … need for visibility will
inevitably occur: when the model throws up … We have more data derived from the context of bank …

… mathematical modelling (scholarly knowledge), we will refer to the following definition. … As
an example, a supervisor asks a model constructor to assess the bank’s risks of “a portfolio of …