"I fell in love with the contradictory power of this enduring industrial structure living in combination with the in-vitro natural landscape," he said.
Therefore, similar programmes may be of wide application in small animals and of practical importance for species with a meta-population structure living in fragmented landscapes.
Regional and local differences in public perceptions and attitudes towards forestry have often been explained by socio-demography, farming structure, living standard, and other socioeconomic attributes of different geographic locations.
Socioeconomic status was assessed using a scoring instrument incorporating a checklist of material possessions, house structure, living density, food resources and access to electricity and clean water.
We will examine the household expenditures associated with these three dimensions according to family structure, living arrangements and age groups.
Sociodemographic variables collected were age, natal sex, family structure (living with both parents/one parent/neither parent) and parental education (professional/intermediate/skilled non-manual/skilled manual/unskilled or not in employment).
After controlling for individual/family factors (age, sex, income, education, family structure) living in the 'most poor' neighbourhood was associated with increasing BMI percentile (1.46, 95% CI 0.16 to 2.75) over time compared to a 'middle' income neighbourhood.
Profitability, of course, requires buy-in from potential tenants or residents who will be called upon to help structures live up to their net-zero-energy billing.
The fine details live at the small scales of the wavelet decomposition whereas the large structures live at larger scales.
Page's scans expose the nooks and crannies of any given space, allowing architects and builders to eventually make structures live in a new way.
Until recently, this mostly quixotic linguistic pursuit, born out of a passion for words and grammatical structures, lived on little-visited Web sites or in college dissertations.
