10 This questionnaire focused on sociodemography, habitation, work, health services, injury, sedentary habits, physical activity, transport, underlying diseases, family history, personal behaviours, body mass index (BMI), and consumption of foods, vegetables and fruit.
How does this idea of dwelling as poetic habitation work for the cultural aspects of the fourfold dwelling among the mortals and before the divinities?
BOUND BROOK "Dwell: A State of Habitation," works about the places where people live.
BOUND BROOK Hamilton Street Gallery "Dwell: A State of Habitation," works about the places where people live.
The rules on co-habitation worked out well, because I never had to worry about signing girls into my room.
With its "urbanity, its beauty, its comfort, its low-key aura of luxurious intimacy, the quiet aesthetic harmony of its thousand details -- the warm habitation as a rich work of art," the town house, Zuckerman says, "altered my conception of life as much as the University of Chicago would when I enrolled there a year and a half later".
The seven blue ones are work and habitation units.
These new systems allow the organization and planning of complex life processes which overlap and assimilate aspects of our work, education, entertainment, habitation and transportation.
There were no proportional significant differences for work capacity, co-habitation with a partner, motherhood, or medication at SPECT.
As Lussaut explains in very clear terms, our habitations incude three key elements: our anchorage by work, play, sleeping and eating; our need to move about, more and more by automobiles but also on bikes, scooters, in subways or by foot; and lastly our means of connecting to one another, be it by telephones, text messages, internet letters or waiting in the station for a train or a plane.
This work studies the effects of long human habitation on site geotechnical conditions.
