Michelin-starred theatres

Michelin tyre baby: a rare genodermatosis.

A 8-month-old female baby presented with cushingoid facies, with large skin folds involving the extremities and trunk since birth (Fig. 1). The child was born to healthy parents in a non-consanguineous marriage. The child weighed 8 kgs, was exclusively breast fed and developmentally normal and had no dysmorhic features. There was no history of similar complaints in other family members. Serum c...

Theatres of the Future

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A lectotype for Cyathophora richardi Michelin 1843.

The figured syntype of Cyathophora richardi Michelin 1843, type species of the genus Cyathophora Michelin 1843, was recovered from the collection of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (MNHN, Paris, France). It is herein designated as a lectotype in order to keep the traditional usage of the widely used genus Cyathophora.

Decision-making in operating theatres

Acoustic Design of Theatres Applying Genetic Algorithms

An optimization system based on genetic algorithms (GAs) simulating an evolutionary feedback for the design of theatres was developed. The first GA model was an optimization of the walls and the ceiling of a hall of the wide-shoebox type. The second model was an optimization of reflectors for a fan shaped outdoor theatre. The final results show that the optimized forms from both models are comp...