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5 May 2011: Figure 2.1: Relationship between IEQ indicators and the economic benefits (adapted from [3] and [4]). ... A combination of Wong and Kawamura provides the opportunity to assign economic values to indoor environmental quality.

4 May 2011: By creating realistic global-scale simulations andtechno-socio-economic models, the flagship would provide an important platform to drive fundamental breakthroughs in the social sciences and economics. ... The Living Earth Platform would also be used by

6 Jul 2011: These empirical rules have stood the test of time because glass was predominately used in short span window-infill applications. ... CONCLUSION AND ON-GOING INVESTIGATIONS The design methodology and the computer algorithm presented in this paper provide

10 Jul 2011: In most structurally related tests, more rapid boundary-layer growth must be promoted by fins and other barriers at the start of the test section. ... The results from this analysis were compared to those obtained from international codes of practise, a

23 Dec 2011: Tests were carried out on a 1:10 scale model, to capture the detailed pressure gradients occurring on intricate surfaces typical of such façades. ... The data captured from these tests is currently being analysed, however indications are that this

24 Nov 2011: The data (Table 1) showed that the potential economic benefits were significant (Fisk, 2008). ... Finally, the economic cost F2 is:. 2 i iNED iF NC C CPL (20).

3 May 2011: This allows us to estimate a Fermi level shift of up to 0.9 eV.These ICs are thus ideal test-beds for the physical and chemical properties of heavily doped

5 Oct 2011: We use Si as a test system. Wepreviously utilized fully oxidized SiNWs forNWL on Si,21 because SiO2 provides excel-lent selectivity for Si deep reactive-ion etch-ing

11 Oct 2011: Ouellet-Plamondon, C., Lynch, R., C. and Al-Tabbaa, A. Comparative sorption laboratory tests of reactive materials for soil-mix technology permeable reactive barriers.

9 May 2011: The ambitious and large-scale European initiative aims to achieve new breakthroughs both in terms of technological innovation using graphene, and the economic exploitation of the material.