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Re-Thinking the Portable School: A New System for the Durham District School BoardGreen, Jacqueline Darlene 19 March 2013 (has links)
This thesis investigates strategies for the portable classroom as a way of envisioning a new model for elementary schools in the region of Durham, Ontario. The portable and the school configuration is informed by a set of rules determined by site and program, making each school building unique and suited for its particular context. Geometry and play are at the core of how children learn, and the architecture will implicitly and explicitly engage this sense of play and learning. The pieces making up the modules have an aesthetic similar to Lego and K’nex toys, which immediately engages the childrens’ imagination and understanding, creating both a playful and engaging environment for learning. The strategy also brings together a variety of geometric pieces that form different classroom types and which can reconfigure for different rooms and uses. As such, the students may understand how the modules stack and stagger to create unique interstitial spaces for the public and for informal learning. These modules can be reconfigured using interior components that create a variety of smaller environments within the larger classrooms. As well as for expansion and contraction of school populations, these components could be recycled for use by other schools with growing populations. Thus, changing the role of the portable into a malleable, moveable aggregate, and making it easier and therefore economical to add, transform and subtract classrooms and learning spaces, school buildings come to life and change along with their setting.
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Proyección de advertencias octogonales en productos ultra-procesados: un estudio exploratorio en Lima, PerúLaura Durand, Elizabeth Pamela, Durand Durand, Gabriela Briggitte 07 May 2020 (has links)
Introducción: El sobrepeso y la obesidad han alcanzado prevalencias epidémicas a nivel mundial. Una de las estrategias propuesta por la Organización Mundial de la Salud para revertir el sobrepeso y la obesidad, es utilizar el etiquetado nutricional frontal. Por ello, en el año 2018 en el Perú se aprobó el Manual de Advertencias Publicitarias (MAP), para que los productos ultra-procesados lleven en su empaque entre 1-3 Advertencias Octogonales (AO), según lo requieran. En el MAP se establecen dos parámetros. El primer parámetro entró en vigencia en enero del 2019 y el segundo entrará en vigencia en septiembre del 2021. Cabe resaltar que el presente estudio se inició en marzo del 2018, es decir, antes de que entrara en vigencia la implementación de las AO.
Objetivo: Determinar la proporción de productos ultra-procesados que declararían al menos una advertencia octogonal para septiembre del 2021, en cumplimiento de la Ley N° 30021.
Materiales y Métodos: Estudio exploratorio en el que se analizaron 786 fotografías de etiquetas de productos ultra-procesados. Según el perfil de nutrientes de la Organización Panamericana de la Salud, se clasificó en 10 categorías. El contenido nutricional (energía, azúcar, grasas totales, grasas saturadas y sodio) de los productos ultra-procesados se calculó en 100 gramos o mililitros de producto. Los parámetros finales establecidos en el MAP, se usaron para evaluar la cantidad de AO que declararían los productos ultra-procesados en caso de no modificar su formulación para septiembre del 2021.
Resultados: Se encontró que 88,1% de los productos ultra-procesados llevarían al menos una AO para septiembre del 2021. El 46,2% llevaría una AO, el 38,2% llevarían dos AO, mientras que el 3,7% declararía las tres AO. De los productos ultra-procesados que llevarían una AO, el 80,7% declararía la frase “ALTO EN AZÚCAR”, mientras de los que llevarían dos AO, el 65,6% declararía las frases “ALTO EN GRASAS SATURADAS” y “ALTO EN AZÚCAR”.
Conclusión: El 88,1% de los productos ultra-procesados llevarían al menos una AO para septiembre del 2021, en cumplimiento de la Ley N° 30021. / Introduction: Overweight and obesity have reached epidemic prevalences worldwide. One of the strategies proposed by the World Health Organization to reverse overweight and obesity, is to use frontal nutritional labeling. That is why, in 2018 in Peru the Manual of Advertising Warnings (MAW) was approved so that ultra-processed products carry in their packaging between 1-3 Octagonal Warnings (OW), as required. The MAP establishes two parameters. The first parameter entered into force in January 2019 and the second will enter into in September 2021. It should be noted that this study began in March 2018, that is, before the AO implementation went into effect.
Objective: Determine the proportion of ultra-processed products that would declare at least one Octagonal Warning by September 2021, in compliance with Law N° 30021.
Materials and Methods: Exploratory study in which 786 photographs of labels of ultra-processed products were analyzed. According to the nutrient profile of the Pan American Health Organization, it was classified into 10 categories. The nutritional content (energy, sugar, total fat, saturated fat and sodium) of the ultra-processed products was calculated in 100 grams or milliliters of product. The final parameters established in the MAP were used to evaluate the amount of OW that would be declared by ultra-processed products in case of not modifying their formulation for September 2021.
Results: It was found that 88.1% of the ultra-processed products would carry at least one OW by September 2021. 46.2% would wear an OW, 38.2% would wear two OW, while 3.7% would declare the three OW. Of the ultra-processed products that would carry an OW, 80.7% would declare the phrase “HIGH IN SUGAR”, while of those that would take two OW, 65.6% would declare the phrases “HIGH IN SATURATED FATS” and “HIGH IN SUGAR”.
Conclusions: The 88.1% of ultra-processed products would carry at least one OW by September 2021, in compliance with Law N°. 30021. / Tesis
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Preferencia de etiquetado nutricional frontal: Octógono frente a Semáforo GDA en mercados de Lima, Perú / Traffic Light vs Octagon labelling preference in markets Lima, PerúEspadín Alemán, Carlo César, Torres Ramos, Nancy Elisa, Valverde Aguilar, Mariana 01 June 2020 (has links)
Objetivo: Evaluar la preferencia de dos diseños de etiquetado frontal en productos industrializados (octógono vs semáforo-GDA).
Material y métodos: Estudio descriptivo transversal en usuarios de mercados de Lima Metropolitana (Chorrillos, Breña, La Victoria y La Molina). Se utilizó una encuesta previamente validada que constó de 4 preguntas basadas en láminas con cada etiquetado nutricional: ¿Cuál de los productos le parece más saludable?”, “¿Por qué escogió este?”, “¿Cuál de las dos etiquetas le parece más fácil de entender?” y “¿Cuál de los dos etiquetados le gusta más?”. Los datos se presentan en porcentajes y medianas (rango intercuartil) y las diferencias entre los grupos se evaluaron con la prueba exacta de Fisher (datos categóricos). Los datos se analizaron en el programa Stata v15.
Resultados: Se encuestaron 93 usuarios, el Semáforo-GDA fue elegido como el etiquetado más saludable (74.3%) y el que más les gustó (69.9%); sin embargo, el octógono fue el que les pareció más fácil de entender (58.4%). La mayoría de los usuarios consideró el semáforo como más saludable debido a que “tiene más verde en la etiqueta”, lo que podría confundir la finalidad de la advertencia nutricional, minimizando el impacto del símbolo rojo y/o amarillo por tenerlos en menor cantidad de éstos.
Conclusiones: Los participantes mencionaron que el octógono era más sencillo y fácil de leer; los símbolos verdes del semáforo-GDA podrían influir en que el producto se perciba como más saludable. / Objective: To evaluate the preference of two designs of frontal labeling in industrialized products (octagon vs traffic light-GDA).
Material and methods: Cross-sectional descriptive study in market users of Metropolitan Lima (Chorrillos, Breña, La Victoria and La Molina). We used a previously validated survey that consisted of 4 questions: “Which of the products do you find most healthy?", "Why did you choose this one?", "Which of the two labels do you find easiest to understand?", and "Which of the two labeled do you like the most?". The data are presented in percentages and median (interquartile range) and the differences between the groups were evaluated with Fisher's exact test (categorical data). The data was analyzed in the Stata v15 program.
Results: 93 users were surveyed, the traffic light-GDA was chosen as the healthiest label (74.3%) and the one they liked the most (69.9%); however, the octagon was the one that seemed easier to understand (58.4%). The majority of users considered the traffic light-GDA as healthier because it "has more green on the label". Conclusions: Participants mentioned that the octagon was simpler and easier to read; the green symbols of the traffic light-GDA could influence that the product is perceived as healthier. Which could confuse the purpose of the nutritional warning, minimizing the impact of the red and/or yellow symbol by having them in less quantity than these. / Trabajo de investigación
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CMOS On-Chip 3D Inductor Design & Application in RF Bio-SensingJanuary 2012 (has links)
abstract: Three-dimensional (3D) inductors with square, hexagonal and octagonal geometries have been designed and simulated in ANSYS HFSS. The inductors have been designed on Silicon substrate with through-hole via with different width, spacing and thickness. Spice modeling has been done in Agilent ADS and comparison has been made with results of custom excel based calculator and HFSS simulation results. Single ended quality factor was measured as 12.97 and differential ended quality factor was measured as 15.96 at a maximum operational frequency of 3.65GHz. The single ended and differential inductance was measured as 2.98nH and 2.88nH respectively at this frequency. Based on results a symmetric octagonal inductor design has been recommended to be used for application in RF biosensing. A system design has been proposed based on use of this inductor and principle of inductive sensing using magnetic labeling. / Dissertation/Thesis / M.S. Electrical Engineering 2012
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The octagon house in American culture : the influence of Orson S. Fowler in the MidwestMcCarley, Rebecca Lawin January 2001 (has links)
In the middle of the nineteenth century, an architectural phenomenon swept through the United States: the octagon house. Orson S. Fowler, best known for his work as a phrenologist, began this trend with the publication of A Home for All in 1848. Though this house form may seem unusual and even inexplicable today, the octagon house must be regarded in relation to the culture of this period. In this context, an understanding of the significance and embrace of this unique residential architecture can be gained. Although octagon houses were built throughout the United States, the intersection of several unique cultural and historical factors existed in the Midwest in this period, creating a region particularly receptive to this novel house form. The octagon house, though only briefly popular, made a lasting impact on the built environment that represents a tangible link to the culture of the middle of the nineteenth century. / Department of Architecture
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Etude des fluctuations locales des transistors MOS destinés aux applications analogiquesJoly, Yohan 16 December 2011 (has links)
Les fluctuations électriques des composants sont une limitation à la miniaturisation des circuits. Malgré des procédés de fabrications en continuelle évolution, les variations des caractéristiques électriques dues au désappariement entre deux dispositifs limitent les performances des circuits. Concernant les applications à faible consommation, ces fluctuations locales peuvent devenir très critiques. Dans le contexte du développement d’une technologie CMOS 90nm avec mémoire Flash embarquée pour des applications basse consommation, l’appariement de transistors MOS est étudié. Une analyse de l’impact du dopage de grille des transistors NMOS est menée. L’étude se focalise sur l’appariement en tension des paires différentielles polarisées dans la zone de fonctionnement sous le seuil. Il est démontré que cet appariement peut être dégradé à cause de l’effet « hump », c'est-à-dire la présence de transistors parasites en bord d’active. Un macro-modèle permettant aux concepteurs de modéliser cet effet est présenté. Il est étudié au niveau composant, au niveau circuit et en température. Enfin, une étude de la dégradation de l’appariement des transistors MOS sous stress porteurs chauds est réalisée, validant un modèle de dégradation. Des transistors octogonaux sont proposés pour supprimer l’effet « hump » et donnent d’excellents résultats en termes d’appariement ainsi qu’en fiabilité. / Electrical fluctuations of devices limit chip miniaturization. Despite manufacturing processes in continuous evolution, circuit performances are limited by electrical characteristics variations due to mismatch between two devices. Concerning low power applications, local fluctuations can become very critical. In the context of development of a 90nm CMOS technology with Embedded Flash memory for low power applications, MOS transistors matching is studied. A study of NMOS transistors gate doping impact is conducted. Study focuses on voltage matching of differential pairs biased under threshold. It is demonstrated that this matching can be degraded due to « hump » effect, meaning presence of parasitic devices on active edge. A macro-model allowing designers to model this effect is presented. It is studied at device level, circuit level and for different temperatures. Finally, a degradation study of MOS transistors mismatch under Hot Carriers Injection stress is performed, validating a degradation model. Octagonal devices are proposed to suppress « hump » effect and give good results in terms of matching as well as reliability.
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Konstrukce horského hotelu v Beskydech / The structure of mountain hotel in BeskydyDanelová, Veronika January 2019 (has links)
The diploma thesis presents design and assessment of a loadbearing timber structure of mountain hotel in the Trojmezi u Hrčavy area. The object is a two-storey building without cellar and with attic rooms. The object has a floor plan of an incomplete octagon with a roofless central courtyard. The structure spans 36 meters at its widest dimension and the maximum height reaches almost 12 meters. The individual segments are covered by mono-pitched roof with 27° slope. The main loadbearing elements are constructed of glued laminated timber and solid timber with steel joints and gypsum fibreboard cladding. The loadbearing structure is designed and assessed in accordance with relevant standards, taking ultimate and serviceability limit state into consideration. The thesis includes an engineering report including bill of quantities, structural design report and drawings of loadbearing structure, anchorage and selected details.
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