"The factory," as Piano calls it, would hide the facility's more noxious needs — like parking, loading docks and energy equipment — allowing the campus itself to be serene.
Anyone who has ever made a bonfire knows that damp grass will work for the former; the less responsible of you will know that chucking old tyres or roofing felt into the flames will turn the smoke black – and what's more, noxious, because it is then full of sooty carbon particles that can clog the lungs and are potentially carcinogenic.
Actually most of the active principles are complex synthesised organic molecules that react, inside human or animal body, by specific biochemical reactions that in no case can reach a 100% yield and produce residues that could be more noxious of the starting compounds.
And these are just very, very hard debates to settle, because they depend on qualitative assessments (whose conspiracy theory is more round-the-bend and noxious? whose rhetoric tiptoes closest to demagoguery?) that are influenced, overly and covertly, by one's own ideological biases.
Several different chemicals can act as paint thinner, but in general it is more annoying to use, produces noxious odors, and is not as nice for the environment.
This noxious evoked activity is more prolonged in the youngest infants and rat pups and decreases in duration with postnatal age (Fitzgerald & Gibson, 1984; Cornelissen et al., 2013).
But he argued that there is more to the reverend than a handful of noxious remarks: his church has been doing good works in Chicago for 30 years.
Also preemptive analgesia is a concept that a pain therapy is more effective if given before the surgical incision and noxious stimulus [ 10, 11].
