The phrase "resident house" is not technically correct or commonly used in written English.
Instead, the phrase "residential house" would make more sense. For example: "We saw many residential houses along the street as we drove through town."
They organize get-togethers and activities funded with resident house dues, and help residents find services and information on the Stanford campus.
Brydges filled Cannons with Old Masters and Grand Tour acquisitions, and also appointed Handel as resident house composer from 1717 to 1718.
When a faculty member and resident house adviser circulated an email critiquing the paternalism of such an administrative mandate, student protests erupted calling for her removal.
In the UK, sparrowhawk populations have recovered from the collapse caused by pesticides, and this population increase could have caused significant population declines of resident house Passer domesticus and tree sparrows P. montanus [26], [27], but in other prey species there is no such evidence [24], [26], [27].
One specialist obstetrician, one consultant obstetrician and one resident (house officer) are on call every day.
Cheeses harbour a diverse microbial community, composed of a resident "house flora", that interacts with strains deliberately inoculated as starter or adjunct cultures [ 1– 5].
We still hadn't cracked the nut of resident housing.
If you prefer to live on campus, Stanford offers subsidized resident housing at Welch Road Apartments across the street from the hospital.
"Where an exercise package is prescribed to a resident, housing and council tax benefit payments could be varied to reward or incentivise residents," the authors state.
In one case, Prakash said several local businesses banded together to help find a homeless resident housing instead of issuing a restraining order.
"A municipality can introduce a heat plan to declare if a heat infrastructure will be established and if, in case of new resident housing, there will be an obligation to connect to a heat infrastructure".
