Titlebook: Mechanisms and Phylogeny of Mineralization in Biological Systems; Biomineralization ’9 Shoichi Suga (Professor),Hiroshi Nakahara (Associa C

Obliterate

L. Addadi,A. Berman,S. Weinerspects of natural ventilation systems, such as? wind action, buoyancy ventilation (stack ventilation), air wells, fa?ade designs, ventilation openings, and also the good practices of natural ventilation in buildings. Despite preference towards natural ventilation in buildings, use of mechanical cool

依法逮捕

G. B. Curry,M. Cusack,K. Endo,D. Walton,R. Quinnan-friendliness, and energy-friendly to achieve energy efficiency and energy conservation. This chapter brings together the facets of bioclimate, about evaluating thermal comfort of building occupants. Review of human thermal indices, and its derivations, such as (a) direct indices referring to prim

absolve

avarice

S. Sasaki,T. Takagi,M. Suzuki-making practices where home is both an imagined space of belonging and a lived space. Remembering becomes an active process and constitutes a motion of attachment that journeys back and forth between homes and involves an ongoing articulation of what home is and was (Fortier, .; Blunt & Varley, .;

表狀態(tài)

憂傷

M. Fukae,T. Tanabe,K. Kawasakiian migration research and policy has been concerned with what Ley and Kobayashi (., p. 112) describe as the traditional migration narrative of ‘departure, arrival and settlement’. Instead, this book argues for a more expansive understanding of Australia within global migration flows, which recognis

linear

M. Kakei,H. Nakahara,H. Takeyama to produce new homes. Analysis focused on the more local scale of home-making in gardens, houses and neighbourhoods, though their practices always involved traces of translocational memories transplanted into new spaces. In this chapter I extend this analysis of home-making by focussing on the ways

不可侵犯

irritation

羽飾