Bioaerosol concentrations in office environments and their roles in causing building-related symptoms have drawn much attention in recent years. Most bioaerosol studies have been cross-sectional. We conducted a longitudinal study to examine the characteristics of airborne fungal populations and correlations with other environmental parameters in office environments. We investigated four office ...

Undoubtly it can be said that climate and how weather conditions effect on building shape including limited architecture elements which has been noticed at the beginning of making shelter by human beings and the principle of this need has not been changed by passing time and changing the styles and movements and definitions of art and beauty and changing needs and attitudes and expanding archit...

The single-metal-ion-based molecular building blocks (MBBs) approach for the construction of metal–organic assemblies, in which heterocoordinated single metal ions are rendered rigid and directional via nitrogen–oxygen chelation with judiciously selected ligands, has been implemented. Single-metal-ion-based MBBs of the general formula MNx(CO2)y constitute the building units of metal–organic fra...

We investigate the fields of definition up to isogeny of the abelian varieties known as building blocks. These varieties are defined as the Q-varieties admitting real or quaternionic multiplications of the maximal possible degree allowed by their dimensions (cf. Pyle (2004)). The Shimura-Taniyama conjecture predicts that every such variety is isogenous to a non-CM simple factor of a modular Jac...

Undoubtly it can be said that climate and how weather conditions effect on building shape including limited architecture elements which has been noticed at the beginning of making shelter by human beings and the principle of this need has not been changed by passing time and changing the styles and movements and definitions of art and beauty and changing needs and attitudes and expanding archit...

This paper examines dyadic social tie formation, and how cognitive and environmental factors influence the formation of dyadic ties. Using agent models instantiated in ACT-R that interact in a large-scale social simulation, we capture the affect of environmental factors including population size, running time, and map configurations, as well as memory constraints. To explore and test these rela...