History of Building Natural Ventilation Research in Japan - A Review

review of radiographic methods in dental implantology

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A short history of tsunami research and countermeasures in Japan

The tsunami science and engineering began in Japan, the country the most frequently hit by local and distant tsunamis. The gate to the tsunami science was opened in 1896 by a giant local tsunami of the highest run-up height of 38 m that claimed 22,000 lives. The crucial key was a tide record to conclude that this tsunami was generated by a "tsunami earthquake". In 1933, the same area was hit ag...

Natural Ventilation: Analysis of Indoor Airflow in an Assumed Cubic Building with Opposite Openings by CFD Investigations

The natural ventilation is an easy way to exchange the indoor polluted warm air with outdoor fresh air. The wind power injects outdoor fresh air into the building. A good indoor air current and subsequently a proper exhaust depend on the openings’ conditions and their situations. A serious architectural question is under what conditions of the openings the wind-cross ventilation can be effectiv...

Natural history of mitral stenosis: a review.

T HE INTRODUCTION of cardiovascular surgery has profoundly influenced the natural history of many cardiac diseases. Availability of surgical means of benefiting serious heart disease-regardless of whether these means are curative of palliative-provides a powerful temptation to take advantage of such an opportunity. It is evident, however, that in many instances medical therapy may carry a much ...

A Natural History of Negation (review)