Seasickness was a major problem, ventilation was poor, food was basic, and in these cramped conditions, diseases such as cholera and typhus spread easily.
To counter this problem, ventilation fans were mounted in the turret roofs.
Additionally, researchers have identified a series of unmet needs amongst cancer patients including desire for information, respite or time away from their carer, help in dealing with emotional problems, ventilation of feelings and dealing with fear of recurrence [ 33].
Owners of smart buildings are increasingly identifying and repairing glitches in internal systems before they become a major problem — monitoring ventilation, internal and external air, and even heating through smart thermostats and pressure sensors.
For example if I, concretely speaking, will have a problem with ventilation, with anything, I will not be able to clarify this on the phone.
Investigators pointed to poor supervision of inmates, the presence of weapons, mistreatment of inmates, unsatisfactory dental, mental health and medical care, electrical hazards, plumbing problems and ventilation failings.
The newspaper obtained government documents on the incidents, ranging from spills to problems with ventilation systems.
The MSPs' inquiry was set up after problems with ventilation, water hygiene and building maintenance were identified at Scotland's largest hospital.
He had submitted documentation that well after the early '90s, Los Alamos was not following the Clean Air Act, problems with ventilation systems in buildings that housed nuclear materials and doubts about the accuracy and placement of air monitors.
In 99% of all cases, no problems concerning ventilation of the patient were described.
Metabolic issues (such as hyperglycemia and low lactic acid clearance during and after exercise) and respiratory problems (the ventilation reached at peak exercise was lower in proportion to the reduction in O2 uptake) may relate to reduced anaerobic threshold and early fatigability or loss of performance (12).
