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The Center of Reference and Information in Habitation - INFOHAB - is a project led for the ANTAC, that intends to facilitate the access to the technique information relative to all the aspects and subjects that are contained in the construction environment concept, through the captation, selection, organization and spreading this information, offering it in the Internet through a database permanently brought up to date with the reference and, always when authorized, with the complete works. The
CAD in Architectural Practice
A leading architecture/engineering firm has made use of in- house computer system since 1963. This paper discusses some special topics in using computers for the design of HVAC systems, and the process of implementing CAD in the HVAC engineering practice
Learning outcomes After studying this course, you will be able to: appreciate the historical development of ‘Europe’ as a political and economic entity understand the rationale for the emergence of the idea of ‘Europe’ in policy making understand the contested nature of the idea of Europe understand that ‘Europe’ is not coterminous with the European Union appreciate the challenges facing the EU as it expands.
7.3 ‘Insiders’ and ‘outsiders’ The claim that it is possible to study religion adequately from a disinterested position has been hotly debated. Can the understanding of the observer achieve the same level of insight and authority as the participant in a religion? No serious student of religion can avoid confronting this question. The ‘outsider’ cannot escape depending to an extent upon insights from ‘insiders’ when studying a particular religion. An ‘outsider’ who has never been through a particular ritua
The Portable Viewers Use as Increase Factor in Productivity of Civil Construction
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solutions of information visualization in digital environment, using tablets and smartphones. The maintenance of the project in
digital environment at the construction site has several advantages over the use of printed designs, enabling improvements in the
flow, quality and quantity of information in the enforcement phase. In BIM, this solution is further efficient, ex
7.2 The institutionalisation of discourses We can see discourses as ways of organising knowledge. They define what the problem is; they say what is worth knowing and what can be said. They produce the ‘norms’ against which deviation or abnormality is marked (the norm of ‘not being poor’, for example). But discourses are not just about words. Discourses shape and become institutionalised in social policies and the organisations through which they are carried out. This is not just a matter of the big policy ideas – the pressur
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Dr. Barbara Goodwin and students from Missouri State University show steps to and perform the basic waltz. This is a good teaching resource for teaching rhythmic movement, dance, and team cooperation. (04:02)
Montage of footage of Belle. There is no narration nor instruction, just movement to a French song. (03:23)
Students from Missouri State University show steps and perform the Bouncing Cupid Shuffle. They use bouncing balls as they perform each step. This is a good resource for building team cooperation and rhythmic movement. (5:32)
Dr. Susan Flynn and Purdue University Students show steps to and perform the SOS Rescue Dance using: sticky pump, step touch, quarter turn, drop step, jump, heel, etc. This is a good resource for teaching rhythmic movement, dance, and team cooperation. (7:27)
Students from Missouri State University show steps to and perform The Achy Breaky Hear Dance with motions grapevine, stomp, jump, clap, etc. This is a good resource for teaching rhythmic movement, dance, and team cooperation. (05:11)
Eight-year-old Sheyann Webb was among the youngest activists to demonstrate during the Civil Rights movement. In this interview, Webb recalls her decision to participate in the 1965 voting-rights march from Selma, Alabama, the resistance she encountered from her parents, and the violent force used by local officials to stop the march. (5:08)
