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Brooklyn Says, "Move to Detroit": Project Proceedings, 2017
The topic of housing design, interpreted in the broadest sense, could be conceived of as any space that hosts a living creature. Thus, in this entry-level design studio, students began by designing a dwelling space for an animal client. Animals were selected because our cohabitation with with them improves, supports, and sustains not only human life ...
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The topic of housing design, interpreted in the broadest sense, could be conceived of as any space that hosts a living creature. Thus, in this entry-level design studio, students began by designing a dwelling space for an animal client. Animals were selected because our cohabitation with with them improves, supports, and sustains not only human life ...
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Animal housing and meteorology II The rating of ventilation systems for animal houses
Agricultural Meteorology, 1964Abstract Factors relevant to the design of ventilation systems are discussed. A simple psychrometric method of estimating the ventilation rate is indicated.
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Animal Housing/Housing Animals: Nodes of Politics, Practices and Human–Animal Relations
2016This chapter presents the human-bird relationship produced within the traditional practice of housing eider ducks in the Vega Archipelago. It comprises both local historical literature and official documents, such as the nomination file proposing the area for the World Heritage List.
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2019
The costs of providing the facility of a modern University animal house of 1,000 square metres usable area are analysed. These include capital expenditure on the building and its equipment, recurrent costs of the building’s services, staff and animals. Estimated total costs are £350,000 per annum.
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The costs of providing the facility of a modern University animal house of 1,000 square metres usable area are analysed. These include capital expenditure on the building and its equipment, recurrent costs of the building’s services, staff and animals. Estimated total costs are £350,000 per annum.
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Noise as an environmental problem in the animal house
Laboratory Animals, 1974Audiogenic seizures, changes in parameters of the stress syndrome, and disturbance of acoustic communication in rodents are discussed as possible harmful effects of noise and evaluated in regard to standards published in Germany for man. These standards are insufficient to protect laboratory animals from ultrasound, to which rodents are very sensitive.
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2020
The objective of sampling bioaerosols in an animal house is clear, viz. to collect a representative sample and to characterize its biological action. In many cases, a bioaerosol sampler may serve several purposes but the nature of bioaerosols in animal houses can pose some logistic and technical difficulties in bioaerosol sampling and assay.
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The objective of sampling bioaerosols in an animal house is clear, viz. to collect a representative sample and to characterize its biological action. In many cases, a bioaerosol sampler may serve several purposes but the nature of bioaerosols in animal houses can pose some logistic and technical difficulties in bioaerosol sampling and assay.
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2009
Noice may be a potential stressor in intensive animal rearing because of high number of noice-producing animals, needs for more intensive ventilation system and feeding and excrement removal lines. All this may result in relatively high level of noice that affects not only animals but also the tending personnel.
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Noice may be a potential stressor in intensive animal rearing because of high number of noice-producing animals, needs for more intensive ventilation system and feeding and excrement removal lines. All this may result in relatively high level of noice that affects not only animals but also the tending personnel.
Venglovský, Jan +5 more
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CABI Reviews, 2007
Abstract Animal welfare (well-being) can be generally defined as 'a state of harmony between the animal and its environment, characterized by optimal physical, behavioural and psychological functioning and high quality of the animal's life'.
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Abstract Animal welfare (well-being) can be generally defined as 'a state of harmony between the animal and its environment, characterized by optimal physical, behavioural and psychological functioning and high quality of the animal's life'.
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Variance Control in the Animal House
Nature, 1958J D, BIGGERS, A, McLAREN, D, MICHIE
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