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One of the essential needs humans that is influenced by architectural geometry visibility in indoor areas. Prayer hall dominates mosque typology and morphology. The spatial–volumetric shapes interior prayer halls affect worshipers’ visual comfort spirituality. In this study, a new integrative framework developed to quantitatively describe various typo-morphologies affecting worshipers, includin...

Within the historical and geographical continuity of beekeeping culture, a rural building typology has developed for storage hives use bees. The bee house structures, also known as apiaries function shelters used by bees to produce honey are unique distinctive components context. architecture these structures can be examined in typological framework through their tectonic qualities they differ ...

Received: 7 April 2010 Revised: 7 December 2010 Accepted: 13 December 2010 Abstract Studying knowledge strategy empirically requires that specific strategies be operationalized. In this paper, two existing knowledge strategy typologies (the Bierly & Chakrabarti typology of Loners, Explorers, Exploiters and Innovators and the von Krogh, Nonaka & Aben typology of Leveraging, Expanding, Appropriat...

The Workshop on Biobanking Informatics in NSW 2013 (WBIN13) was held on Friday, 10 May 2013 at The Wallace Wurth Building in the University of New South Wales. This report summarises the keynotes, presentations and discussions in WBIN13 which discusses current research in the field of Biobanking Informatics in Australia and internationally Keywords—Biobanking, Informatics, SOP, integration,

An empirical typology of problem drinker-drivers based on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) was evaluated. Relationships were demonstrated between this typology and several kinds of external criteria: alcoholism symptoms, reasons for drinking, treatment participation and outcome and medical complications. Indicators of typological validity were further evaluated in the cont...

1. Why measure costs of conflicts? .................................................................................. 2 2. Selection of studies ................................................................................................... 3 3. Typology of costs ..................................................................................................... 3 4. Accounting methods........