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The ‘green area’ concept

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part B: Journal of Engineering Manufacture, 1997
The paper discusses the application of a new cell management system implemented in a UK company. The system was originally based upon the Nissan ‘green area’ (GA) concept but it was extended at the company into a complete business management structure covering the entire business. This new structure involved a GA system in the operational activities of
B Norridge, N D Burns, C J Backhouse
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An extension of Green’s area theorem

Journal of Mathematical Psychology, 2018
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School Green Areas

2015
The World Health Organization says that all cities and towns should have a minimum of 9 square meters (m2) of green space per person. In Latin America there are 3.5 m2 per capita. What is it like in your town?
Marina Robles   +3 more
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Green backhauling for rural areas.

2014
Providing wireless broadband access to rural and remote areas is becoming a big challenge for wireless operators, mostly because of the need for a cost-effective and low energyconsuming mobile backhaul. However, to the best of our knowledge, energy consumption of different options for backhauling of future rural wireless broadband networks has not been
M. Fiorani   +4 more
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Green Roadways in Urban Areas

2013
Now more than ever, stakeholders in urban areas want to be involved in shaping transportation infrastructure to be compatible with community objectives. For green roadways in urban areas, streets should enhance mobility choices and complement and reinforce community character, livability, and sustainability.
James L. Sipes, Matthew L. Sipes
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Green Areas in Biophilic Architecture

2010
Different climatic zones can be distinguished from the equator to the poles using temperature conditions alone. Here, a simple division into three zones has been chosen using the same temperature boundaries on the map of the climatic regions so that only the arid and semi-arid climatic region falls into more than one climatic zone.
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The ‘Green Paper’ On the Development Areas

National Institute Economic Review, 1967
The publication on 5 April 1967 by the Department of Economic Affairs and the Treasury of the paper containing a proposal for a regional employment premium is a notable event for at least two reasons. In the first place it establishes an important precedent in what is essentially the budgetary field by putting forward a government proposal for public ...
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The Dispersal of the Immigrants: Red Areas and Green Areas

2022
William G. Kuepper   +2 more
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Accessibility of green areas for local residents

Environmental and Sustainability Indicators, 2021
Corine M Laan, Nanda Piersma
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The Socioeconomic Welfare of Urban Green Areas and Parks; A Literature Review of Available Evidence

Sustainability, 2021
Antonios Kolimenakis   +2 more
exaly  

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