Various factors affect the degree of mass crime of an environment, including social, economic, and physical factors. The purpose of this research is to investigate the role of the physical components of an environment on mass crime rate. In this regard, open spaces between residential complexes were selected as the case studies and based on five outdoor patterns including linear pattern, disper...

it is not long time that residential complexes have been built in tehran. although during thistime, always influenced by some factors, configuration of the residential complexes has undergone fluctuations, rateof which has been very fast especially in recent decades considering the fundamental changes that have emerged in the housing debate. turning housing into an investment commodity. residen...

Environmental qualities significantly affect the behaviors and place attachment of users, especially in residential areas. In addition to creating environmental comfort, local green spaces can increase users’ attachment, improve their mood, enhance friendly company facilitate social interactions. The study sought investigate impact historically culturally valuable fabric Hamadan City Iran on in...

Childhood lead poisoning in the United States remains a persistent, prevalent environmental public health problem, especially for children living in central-city neighborhoods. These neighborhoods typically are racially segregated, are in proximity to current and/or legacy lead emission sources, consist of older housing, and contain disproportionately African American or black children of low-i...

Fugitive tetrachloroethylene (PCE, perc) emissions from dry cleaners operating in apartment buildings can contaminate residential indoor air. In 1997, New York State and New York City adopted regulations to reduce and contain perc emissions from dry cleaners located in residential and other buildings. As part of a New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) study, indoor air perc levels were d...

In this paper, an O-convergence theory of fuzzy nets is built in L-topological spaces by means of neighborhoods of fuzzy points. It has many nice properties. It can be used to characterize the closed set, open set, T2 separation axiom and fuzzy compactness. c © 2003 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

For a large class of Banach spaces X we prove the following. If Ω ⊂ X is open and pseudoconvex, and E → Ω is a locally trivial holomorphic Banach bundle, then the sheaf cohomology groups Hq(Ω, E) vanish for q ≥ 1. We also give an application concerning neighborhoods of complex submanifolds.