Sentence examples for indoor adaptation from inspiring English sources

The first component, called reduced mobility, included the factors indoor adaptation, osteoarthritis of hip and/or knee, low walking speed and impaired mobility.

Indoor adaptation was defined as having thresholds removed, the bath replaced by a shower, all rooms being made accessible by wheelchair, and/or the installation of a contact alarm or a stair-lift.

The objective of the study is to identify energy efficient vernacular architecture features affecting indoor thermal comfort conditions for adaptation in modern architecture to suit present day lifestyles.

This technique has been utilized mostly in robotics [6], but there are some other adaptations of it for indoor and outdoor pedestrian navigation as well [7 10].

How does the indoor environment influence human thermal comfort and adaptation in such an overheated environment?

Fish were transferred to the wet laboratory and kept in an indoor fiberglass tank for 2 weeks for adaptation to the laboratory conditions where light dark photoperiod cycle was maintained at 12 12 h using fluorescent tubes as a light source.

A microclimate change outdoor and indoor coupled simulation assessment framework for passive building adaptation design in an urban neighborhood context is proposed.

(You can also see the painting glow in the dark, revealing the lines "R.I.P./Stephen Lawrence/1974-1993"). Another innovation of the Art Project is Google's adaptation of its Street View program for indoor use.

Identifying the health effects of climate change on the indoor environment, and risks and opportunities related to climate change adaptation and mitigation, can help protect public health.

Adaptation to heat events can be improved by adjusting indoor temperature through improved building design so that the indoor temperature is more often in a comfortable range regardless of the outdoor temperature.

5, 7 These behavioral changes might have resulted from the selection of genetically inherited traits or, more directly, from plastic phenotypic adaptation in response to increased coverage of ITNs or indoor residual spraying.