https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/energy-and-buildings/vol/302/suppl/C Volume302,1January2024【OA】(1)Feeling the breeze?Ventilation practices and occupant requirements for mechanical ventilation in residential bu...https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/energy-and-buildings/vol/302/suppl/C Volume302,1January2024【OA】(1)Feeling the breeze?Ventilation practices and occupant requirements for mechanical ventilation in residential buildings,by Jessica Berneiser,Sven Auerswald,Diana Maier,et al,Article113702Abstract:The progression of climate change and the resulting need for improved energy efficiency,as well as the impact of the COVID-19pandemic,have drawn attention to the importance of understanding ventilation practices and mechanical ventilation systems in residential buildings.展开更多
Diana Vreeland,Editor in Chief of Vogue U.S.from 1962-71,once said,"Fashion is part of the daily air and it changes all the time,with all the events.You can even see the approaching of a revolution in clothes.You...Diana Vreeland,Editor in Chief of Vogue U.S.from 1962-71,once said,"Fashion is part of the daily air and it changes all the time,with all the events.You can even see the approaching of a revolution in clothes.You can see and feel everything in clothes."展开更多
Classics often touch our hearts with their fairytale charms. On July 29, 1981 at the St. Paul’s Cathedral, when Prince Charles held Princess Diana’s hands affectionately,
Diana Abu-Jaber's Crescent astutely interweaves the search for identity into a romantic love story.This article approaches it using a new identity concept found in Amin MaaUmrs work In the Name of Identity:Violenc...Diana Abu-Jaber's Crescent astutely interweaves the search for identity into a romantic love story.This article approaches it using a new identity concept found in Amin MaaUmrs work In the Name of Identity:Violence and the Need to Belong(Les identitSs meurtrieres).It investigates the identity dilemma that the female protagonist,Sirine,faces while living in-between her conflicting Arab and American allegiances.It argues that her struggle is amplified by the lack of what Maalouf calls“reciprocity.”Sirine finds it too difficult to assimilate into the mainstream Arab culture.Arabs around her do not accept her,and she reacts by upholding her Arab identity.This article maintains that even small acts of reciprocity can reduce her identity dilemma.展开更多
The Place With a minimalist decor modeled on that of a traditional Sichuan courtyard-bamboo and stone lanterns adorn the glass-fronted eatery-Szechwan Lane is a bistro specializing in the cooking of homestyle Sichuan ...The Place With a minimalist decor modeled on that of a traditional Sichuan courtyard-bamboo and stone lanterns adorn the glass-fronted eatery-Szechwan Lane is a bistro specializing in the cooking of homestyle Sichuan fare.A recent culinary addition to the Liuhua Exhibition&Trade Center;near China Hotel,Szechwan Lane welcomes patrons through a large red door complete with Chinese-style brass knockers.展开更多
文摘https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/energy-and-buildings/vol/302/suppl/C Volume302,1January2024【OA】(1)Feeling the breeze?Ventilation practices and occupant requirements for mechanical ventilation in residential buildings,by Jessica Berneiser,Sven Auerswald,Diana Maier,et al,Article113702Abstract:The progression of climate change and the resulting need for improved energy efficiency,as well as the impact of the COVID-19pandemic,have drawn attention to the importance of understanding ventilation practices and mechanical ventilation systems in residential buildings.
文摘Diana Vreeland,Editor in Chief of Vogue U.S.from 1962-71,once said,"Fashion is part of the daily air and it changes all the time,with all the events.You can even see the approaching of a revolution in clothes.You can see and feel everything in clothes."
文摘Classics often touch our hearts with their fairytale charms. On July 29, 1981 at the St. Paul’s Cathedral, when Prince Charles held Princess Diana’s hands affectionately,
文摘Diana Abu-Jaber's Crescent astutely interweaves the search for identity into a romantic love story.This article approaches it using a new identity concept found in Amin MaaUmrs work In the Name of Identity:Violence and the Need to Belong(Les identitSs meurtrieres).It investigates the identity dilemma that the female protagonist,Sirine,faces while living in-between her conflicting Arab and American allegiances.It argues that her struggle is amplified by the lack of what Maalouf calls“reciprocity.”Sirine finds it too difficult to assimilate into the mainstream Arab culture.Arabs around her do not accept her,and she reacts by upholding her Arab identity.This article maintains that even small acts of reciprocity can reduce her identity dilemma.
文摘The Place With a minimalist decor modeled on that of a traditional Sichuan courtyard-bamboo and stone lanterns adorn the glass-fronted eatery-Szechwan Lane is a bistro specializing in the cooking of homestyle Sichuan fare.A recent culinary addition to the Liuhua Exhibition&Trade Center;near China Hotel,Szechwan Lane welcomes patrons through a large red door complete with Chinese-style brass knockers.
