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Integrated Renovation Process: Overcoming Barriers to Sustainable Renovation
Journal of Architectural Engineering, 2016The improvement of the building stocks represents an enormous potential for the reduction of energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore, it is crucial to convince and support building owners to invest in sustainable renovation. The main objective of this paper is to develop a more structured and holistic method of decision making toward nearly ...
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Scaffolding for software renovation
Proceedings of the Fourth European Conference on Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 2002We discuss an approach that explores the use of scaffolding of source code to facilitate its renovation. We show that scaffolding is a useful paradigm for software renovation. We designed syntax and semantics for scaffolding, that enables all relevant applications of scaffolding.
dr. Sellink, M.P.A, Verhoef, C.
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Diversity in Renovation Design: Theoretical Foundations of the Renovation Domain Model
Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering, 2021AbstractSustainable building renovation design is a highly challenging and ever more pressing issue in the construction sector.
Carl Schultz 0001, Aliakbar Kamari
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2020
The rapid assimilation of Cartesianism into the young Dutch universities is often regarded as evidence of the unique open-mindedness of Dutch society and culture during the Golden Age. Absent from such accounts is the fact that a disproportionate share of the earliest and most avid ‘Dutch Cartestians’ were in fact first- or second-generation refugees ...
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The rapid assimilation of Cartesianism into the young Dutch universities is often regarded as evidence of the unique open-mindedness of Dutch society and culture during the Golden Age. Absent from such accounts is the fact that a disproportionate share of the earliest and most avid ‘Dutch Cartestians’ were in fact first- or second-generation refugees ...
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Biometrics, 1995
In this note we use the Buckley-James method for censored regression in the p sample problem where the samples are subject to right-censoring. The samples are reconstructed so as to remove the effect of censoring, and graphical procedures based on quantiles (such as boxplots) may then be used as a standard data-analytic tool to describe the variable ...
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In this note we use the Buckley-James method for censored regression in the p sample problem where the samples are subject to right-censoring. The samples are reconstructed so as to remove the effect of censoring, and graphical procedures based on quantiles (such as boxplots) may then be used as a standard data-analytic tool to describe the variable ...
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2022
This chapter explores the complexities of grieving for a deceased abuser. The case example shows how to help a survivor leave behind feelings of survivor’s guilt and directs counselors to listening carefully to a patient’s stories. It also demonstrates how a counselor can use practical tools to advise their patient on how to reclaim their home and ...
Lynne Dale Halamish, Eric J. Cassell
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This chapter explores the complexities of grieving for a deceased abuser. The case example shows how to help a survivor leave behind feelings of survivor’s guilt and directs counselors to listening carefully to a patient’s stories. It also demonstrates how a counselor can use practical tools to advise their patient on how to reclaim their home and ...
Lynne Dale Halamish, Eric J. Cassell
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