We develop logistic models of window-use for night-time naturally ventilated offices, which are subsequently applied to a behaviour algorithm, including Markov chains and Monte Carlo methods.
The main factors that differentiate the behaviors of SPEs are the models of windows and time they adopt [1].
A few minutes ago I was asked to write something about the different models of Windows Phone 7 that are out there.
Govindavajhala, Sudhakar / Appel, Andrew W. We have constructed a logical model of Windows XP access control, in a declarative but executable (Datalog) format.
The product could have evolved into the full-touch, dual screens, pen input, hybrid model of Windows.
"Maintain the power and richness of Explorer and bring back the most relevant and requested features from the Windows XP era when the current architecture and security model of Windows permits".
Contractors will bid on the scope of the work, which should be very specific, including model numbers of window and appliance choices, if possible.
Russian artist Andrei Molodkin's Catholic Blood at Void is, in description, inflammatory – blood pumping through plastic models of the windows of the Palace of Westminster, in elliptical reference to the ruling that no Catholic can advise the sovereign – ie, serve as prime minister.
This paper investigates occupant behaviour of window-use in night-time naturally ventilated offices on the basis of a pilot field study, conducted during the summers of 2006 and 2007 in Cambridge, UK, and then demonstrates the effects of employing night-time ventilation on indoor thermal conditions using predictive models of occupant window-use.
Within five years of the release of Galson's portable air conditioner, Philco-York started marketing what became the "first successful model of a window air conditioner," writes Vaclav Smil in "Creating the Twentieth Century".
Based on these investigations, an actual model of the window to be mounted on the vacuum chamber of the High Resolution Chopper Spectrometer (HRC) at J-PARC was designed.
