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2021
Sustainable facilities have a considerable positive impact on the sustainability of universities. So Egyptian universities should strive to become more sustainable by providing sustainable facilities along with a suitable learning environment for students.
Basma S. Kassem +3 more
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Sustainable facilities have a considerable positive impact on the sustainability of universities. So Egyptian universities should strive to become more sustainable by providing sustainable facilities along with a suitable learning environment for students.
Basma S. Kassem +3 more
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Living fences in the Fond-des-Nègres Region, Haiti
Economic Botany, 1962Most of the land on the plateau is held in small plots, such that production, whether for export or for local consumption, is carried out on peasant holdings. The peasantry traditionally devotes some part of its land to the cultivation of coffee for export.
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The behaviour of free-living European wild rabbits at electric fences
Crop Protection, 1999Abstract The behaviour of free-living European wild rabbits was studied at two different makes of commercially available electric fences. There was little difference between the behaviour of rabbits at the two fences. The number which approached the fences fell by 50–65% after the fences had been in place for only a week and remained around this ...
I.G. McKillop, C.J. Wilson
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Fences, Boats and Teas: Engendering Patient Lives at Peel Island Lazaret
International Journal of Historical Archaeology, 2013Within institutions, a separate social world comes into existence. Gender is a crucial shaper of relations in this new world, defining status, relationships to others and personal identity. Understanding the gendered conditions of, and responses to, institutional care is an important social contribution of historical archaeology to contemporary society.
Youngberry, April, Prangnell, Jonathan
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1998
Blowing snow reduces visibility and creates snowdrift. So drifting snow poses economical and safety problems, especially concerning winter road management. In France drifting snow management is mostly carried out with snow removal (77%) and the use of artificial snowfences (14%) (according to a survey realized in 1991).
Naaim-Bouvet, F., Mullenbach, P.
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Blowing snow reduces visibility and creates snowdrift. So drifting snow poses economical and safety problems, especially concerning winter road management. In France drifting snow management is mostly carried out with snow removal (77%) and the use of artificial snowfences (14%) (according to a survey realized in 1991).
Naaim-Bouvet, F., Mullenbach, P.
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Live fencing practices in the tribal dominated eastern ghats of India
Agroforestry Systems (in cooperation with ICRAF), 2005Live fencing, an age old and traditional agroforestry practice, remains relatively less understood and least documented at least in India. Exploratory surveys conducted in the northern part of the Eastern ghat region of India covering five districts of three states (Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and Chhatisgarh), indicated that traditional farmers have vast ...
P. R. Choudhury +3 more
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WILL FENCED POOLS SAVE LIVES?: A 10‐YEAR STUDY FROM MULGRAVE SHIRE, QUEENSLAND
Medical Journal of Australia, 1980No community has measured baseline child-drowning rates, introduced protective safety legislation, and then assessed its effectiveness. One unique community in Northern Australia, Mulgrave Shire, has implemented rigidly-policed pool safety legislation since 1960; a study of the child drowning profiles therein is reported here to given an estimate of ...
N, Milliner, J, Pearn, R, Guard
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Living with the fence: militarization and military spaces on Guahan/Guam
Gender, Place & Culture, 2015The landscape of Guahan/Guam, an organized unincorporated territory of the USA and the largest and southernmost island of the Mariana Islands archipelago, is visibly marked by chain link fences that enclose land taken for use by the US military.
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