The three modular dwellings share a common shell – bathroom, kitchenette and bed/sitting area – but vary greatly in design, reflecting the continents where SCAD has campuses – North America, Asia, and Europe.
For the purpose of GLSS 5, a household is defined as a person or a group of persons, who live together in the same dwelling, share the same house-keeping arrangements and are catered for as one unit [10].
Because they were identified as potential confounders of the primary stove ALRI relationship, we also included mother's education, mother's occupation, having one or more family members who smoke indoors, and living in a single-family dwelling or sharing a house.
Every plot, whether from the RDP programme or dating from when the township was first laid out in 1984, is now often home to four or six other dwellings, each sharing the minimal amount of electricity provided to the original legal household.
At his home – a cramped two-room dwelling he shares with his wife, daughter and ailing 103-year-old mother – he lovingly lifted his cloth-wrapped violin from a case on the shelf.
Abel, touchingly, finds worth and value in his work as a slaughterman, and in the crowded, smelly fug of the cellar dwelling he shares with dozens of transients.
He lives with his wife and two kids in a pretty house in Inglewood, "a big step up from the house some forty blocks to the east where he was raised, the cramped dwelling he shared with ten siblings".
That said, I have to go on record now as promising that if, five years from now, a voice leads Sally Morgan to the Alborz mountains in northern Iran, and she finds me there, living in a cabin (a dwelling I share with Baz, Boz, Oz, Gascoigne, Bascoyne, Lesley, Moll, Molly, Peter, Ann, Caroline, Emily, Amelie, Amelia and others), it will definitely be my turn to buy the champagne.
When estimating radon concentrations with radon measurements taken in the same area as the unmeasured buildings, it is more likely that the dwellings share important factors associated with radon concentration, such as geology and ground permeability.
A generalized household or cluster is a collection of people who regularly have extended close contact, such as members of a family living in one dwelling or people sharing a workplace.
