...J MCCLINTOCK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1988 READING UNIVERSITY FARMS FORESTRY ENERGY SUPPLY FARMERS TREES COOKING DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HOUSEHOLD AFFORESTATION DEFORESTATION DEVELOPMENT RENEWABLE SYMPOSIUM modern version of the traditional multi-blade windpump...

...A SUPIK; D JOHNSON; H CARR; PHD HANCOCK SCANDINAVIA EGYPT DENMARK UK HOUSING ECONOMICS INCOME ENGINEERS EXTERNAL SOCIAL POLITICS HOUSES CLIMATE PAINTED PAINT AMENITIES HOUSEHOLD CONSTRUCTION FINISHES CONCRETE FACILITIES Proc. Insrn Civ. Engrs, Part 1, 1981, 70, May...

... of householdsthere is a variation between thetwo results, thoughnotasmarkedasmany proponents of domestic metering would suggest. 69. The diary record of water use kept by the householders was limited to 10 weeks because it was felt that thatwould be about themaximum sustainable time. The spring/ summer period...

... in circumstances. The conclusion is that the effectsofnewpolicies or planning decisions cannot be deduced using derived formulations from previous known scenarios. Household travel decisions apparently do not follow a sequence of discrete stages but adapt according to the constraints imposed and as circumstances...

...JE THACKRAY; V COCKER; G ARCHIBALD Proc. Instn Ciu. Engrs, Part 1, 1978, 64,Feb., 37-61 The Malvern and Mansfield studies of domestic water usage The Paper describes studies designetdo provide the basic information about household water use which has been unavailable hitherto and is considered...

...RJ SMITH; PS TURTON DEMAND INDUSTRIES DOMESTIC HOUSEHOLD STUDIES WATER INDUSTRIAL FORECASTS WATER RESOURCES CONSUMPTION COMMERCIAL Proc. Instn Cio. Engrs, Part 1, 1977, 62, May, 331-333 HYDROLOGICALGROUP INFORMAL DISCUSSION Demand studies in water resources introduced by Dr R. J...