It is a climate-responsive building and the passageways, the lift lobbies are naturally ventilated or have the potential to become naturally ventilated.
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The Gym Duffel comes with a ventilated mesh compartment and a ventilated shoe pocket to ensure that all of your gear is able to air out post-workout.
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In one study conducted by Dr. Allen and his colleagues, people in properly ventilated buildings did twice as well on tests of cognitive performance and decision-making as those in poorly ventilated buildings.
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The frozen form should be kept in a ventilated area.
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Heated and ventilated massaging seats also come with the car.
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We suffer through the heat of a barely ventilated house.
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Take the pots outdoors or into a well-ventilated space. 216.
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Classes should be held outdoors, if possible, or anywhere well ventilated.
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Officials blame poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves.
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The ambient air is Newark's, but filtered, ventilated, heated, and cooled.
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This means some parts will be better ventilated for a comfortable fit.
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These range from ponchos to sun hats to ventilated jackets and pants.
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There's a heated steering wheel, as well as heated (and ventilated) seats.
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Some of the African-American participants fully ventilated their anger at injustice.
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Many homes are poorly ventilated; windows are expensive, and can attract burglars.
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Flip-flops can be quick, comfortable and, when it's hot outside, ventilated.
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Another $1,600 adds the luxury seating package, which brings ventilated and massaging seats.
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It's the ventilated back panel that makes the pack stand out to me.
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First, keep your bedroom well-ventilated and pick a comfortable sleep temperature setting.
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If you look closely, you can see the Brembo brakes and ventilated discs.
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How well-ventilated is the space or how much can people move around?
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We have no medications to keep these patients even ventilated—let alone ventilators.
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The kitchen, which you can see from the dining room, is well ventilated.
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These facilities are poorly ventilated, poorly lit, and are often rampant with sexual harassment.
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The ventilated back panel and fins will be handy on your upcoming summer hikes.
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If meetings are held in person, they should be in open, well-ventilated rooms.
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However, always read the product directions and be sure the room is well-ventilated.
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The building is being ventilated so flight controllers can return as soon as possible.
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While Ashe Stadium is ventilated by a water-cooled system that blows cold air into the seating area to keep the structure dry and minimize humidity, the new Armstrong is billed as the first naturally ventilated roofed tennis stadium in the world.
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We keep it dry and ventilated in there so mold or mildew doesn't get introduced.
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The adult radiology department doesn't have the equipment or expertise to manage a ventilated baby.
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You should be in a well-ventilated area where people have room to spread out.
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The LUXEbreeze has a support layer of ventilated Tempur-APR and is 13 inches thick.
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Plus the headphones come with a ventilated hard case to let them dry out between workouts.
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The old Xbox required a copious amount of space to ensure it could stay well-ventilated.
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"No elevated readings were found and the building was ventilated, searched and declared safe," it added.
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He escaped through a hole in his cell that led to a lighted and ventilated tunnel.
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Yes, being sweaty feels gross, as it's usually coupled with intense exercise or poorly ventilated spaces.
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With my scalp well-ventilated and free, the words tumbled out like air from a balloon.
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Your husband wouldn't be totally out of line to limit vaping to ventilated bedrooms or outdoors.
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"The one thing I always recommend is to keep your equipment properly ventilated," Mr. Puma said.
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Packing into a crowded, poorly ventilated subway car or bus can heighten your risk of infection.
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For most if not all, you'll want to make sure your cleaning space is well-ventilated.
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So what I'm saying is that I basically spent my vacation in a well-ventilated Starbucks.
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That meant the newsroom — a dark, claustrophobic, overcrowded, ill-ventilated, cheesily decorated and poorly maintained space.
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Pros: affordable, cotton lining, ventilated travel caseCons: not super attractive design, cotton lining can get stained
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And "I can assure you that many of these indoor facilities are not properly ventilated," he said.
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He has become a mantis expert, keeping her in a clear plastic box with a ventilated lid.
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The other 20 students lived in low-rises built between 1930 and 1950 that were naturally ventilated.
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Don't spend long in a poorly ventilated rest room where someone may have coughed hard moments ago.
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Poorly ventilated buildings can put people at an increased risk for the virus, too, the CDC says.
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Poorly ventilated offices can contain more toxic chemicals than outdoors, so movable green walls purify the air.
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Heated and ventilated front seats, 3.53-color ambient lighting and a heated steering wheel total up to $23.5,24.
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"Finished painting at 1 am (fear not, windows were open and it was well ventilated 😆)" she writes.
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If you do smoke marijuana, I humbly suggest doing it in a ventilated area, away from your children.
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It has an extra-large opening for easy access, a ventilated shoe compartment, and a padded laptop sleeve.
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So finding and fixing the source of that dampness is key, especially if the area isn't well-ventilated.
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On the interior, the car is outfitted with vegan textiles, though a ventilated Nappa leather option is also available.
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This same technology is now being harnessed to create beautiful conformal ventilated scoliosis braces, supports for amputees and more.
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The canvas bag features ventilated pockets and heat sensor monitors and regulators to keep it from getting too hot.
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This 3-inch mattress topper uses ventilated gel material that supposedly adds softness to your mattress and relieves pressure.
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In the 1960s the taxi rank was put in a poorly ventilated underground garage known as "the gas chamber".
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The compliant factory was well ventilated and prohibitively expensive for the manager to rent, costing nearly $2,000 a month.
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The researchers tested 65 subjects in a controlled, ventilated room, first administering a handheld breath test like an officer might.
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"Use only in well-ventilated spaces with outdoor air flow and stand away from the printers during operation," she said.
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"Brakes become crucial on the downhill," he said with a laugh, which is why the Zeitgeist has ventilated disc brakes.
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Protect your TV from rising heat by mounting it above a mantel or enclosing it in a well-ventilated cabinet.
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There's so much smoke in the room that it will never, ever get ventilated over the next four years. Never.
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The plane was ventilated by the response team, so there was no smoke when the arson bureau arrived, Fletcher said.
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The trailer isn't opulent or even particularly well-ventilated, but it's been our home, and it deserves to be recognized.
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Mod Carrier This well-ventilated space-age backpack keeps a cat or small dog (up to 16 pounds) comfy and safe.
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Pair it with white high-waisted shorts and flat sandals for a no-fuss look you'll feel comfortable (and ventilated) in.
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Passengers say they heard the dog barking but assumed the bin was ventilated because the flight attendant had been so insistent.
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However, the latex layer — with its many pinholes — keeps the mattress well-ventilated, and I felt much cooler in my sleep.
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Its ventilated and mesh-padded back also won't leave you with a too-sweaty back after a walk in the summertime.
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Though the hold is ventilated, flight attendants are not able to give pets traveling in the cargo in food or water.
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Dangerous situations occur when carbon monoxide is trapped in poorly ventilated, contained spaces where people are, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Firefighters had ventilated the area by opening a rooftop hatch in the stairwell and opening the doors on the first floor.
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That means using it on tables, avoid laying it flat on a bed and probably always ensuring it's always well-ventilated.
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Avoid public places where crowds may gather or poorly ventilated buildings where the risk of transmission is higher, the CDC said.
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Test Drive: The Airknitx boxer briefs stayed dry and ventilated, even after 60 minutes of treadmill and squats at Barry's Bootcamp.
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Find a well-ventilated place, either near an open window or a fan so you don't breath in too much acetone.
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When buying a cat backpack, the options range from full bubble-windows to smaller portholes and more private ventilated-screen styles.
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Directing the bag away from the gardener when opened, and being in a well-ventilated area, will decrease any inhalation risk.
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But then you get to that butter-based frosting and realize that the television landscape is one, big poorly ventilated English basement.
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Each machine costs €1 million, and the specially ventilated building housing them cost another €1 million to build (totaling roughly $213 million).
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It'll be a naturally ventilated building so that it doesn't require any heating or air conditioning for nine months of the year.
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It means worrying about friends and lovers, hanging on the verge of collapse in a humid, poorly ventilated basement somewhere in Brooklyn.
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Guzman escaped from Altiplano in July through a hole in the floor of his cell's shower stall and through a ventilated tunnel.
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Keep your bedroom dark, cool and well-ventilated, ideally between 68 and 69 degrees FahrenheitStay cool by wearing loose clothing to bed.
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In 2015, he escaped from jail by riding a motorcycle through a lit, ventilated mile-long tunnel constructed directly underneath his cell.
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Dr. Hale said spray-on sunscreen should be applied indoors in a well-ventilated area, and never sprayed directly on the face.
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With fully ventilated sides and a safety ring to hook up a collar, it's vet-approved and comes in four different sizes.
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Over a period of months, the willow sticks are left somewhere covered, but well ventilated, so that they may lose their sap.
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"This will provide an opportunity for all issues to be properly ventilated in an open court," the Treasury said in a statement.
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"Individuals should consider exercising indoors in a cool and or dry and well-ventilated environment if it is hot outdoors," Kenny added.
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The library is storing the poisonous volumes in separate cardboard boxes with safety labels in a ventilated cabinet, according to Rasmussen and Holck.
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More than a quarter of them work in manufacturing, confined to poorly lit, barely ventilated rooms embroidering clothes, weaving carpets or making matchsticks.
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He had escaped through a hole in his cell that led to a lighted and ventilated tunnel nearly a mile long, authorities said.
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As detailed at trial, one of the defendant's escapes involved the construction of a sophisticated, ventilated tunnel that stretched for over a mile.
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Tulo brags that its top layer of ventilated memory foam is "integrated with titanium particles" so you don't wake up in a sweat.
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Household air pollution resulting from poorly ventilated indoor cook stoves and fecal contamination of drinking water are the major forms of traditional pollution.
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The POC Octal X Spin is well ventilated, comfortable, and offers enhanced visibility and safety features that will benefit cyclists and commuters alike.
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He said Hungarian police were working to disrupt human trafficking networks that ferried migrants, often in poorly ventilated refrigerator trucks, across international borders.
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She also recommended avoiding close contact with sick individuals, to wash hands regularly and avoid crowds, frequently-touched surfaces and poorly ventilated spaces.
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The brand-new stadium has a retractable roof and is naturally ventilated, featuring overlapping terra cotta panels that circulate the air between decks.
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Apple patented a circular pizza box that keeps pizza crispy and well-ventilated as employees walk from Apple's cafeterias back to their desks.
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Working in combinations of 3-5 shots, he ventilated the cranium of Sombat and sent him down with a meaty right leg kick.
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All those hours of rolling around under sweaty men are only going to get you ventilated like Swiss cheese on the street, Holes Gracie.
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After Guzman's getaway, authorities said they made a shocking find underground: a lighted and ventilated tunnel, replete with tracks and a modified motorcycle inside.
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Guzman escaped from Altiplano Federal Prison in July through a hole in the floor of his cell's shower stall and through a ventilated tunnel.
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A lawyer for Charlie's court-appointed guardian told the court that no hospice could provide care for intensively ventilated children for a long time.
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McCarran, which has slot machines in many parts of airport, has enclosed, specially ventilated casino gaming areas on each concourse where passengers may smoke.
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Many modern theaters were, after all, clean and well ventilated, and could be used to exhort audiences, urging them to adopt flu-prevention measures.
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The third floor has two rooms used as offices by the current owners (one was specially ventilated so that cigars could be enjoyed there).
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"Some of the patients that are suffering from COVID-19 are having to be ventilated for over a week in many cases," Barefoot said.
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"Mr Moyo will therefore challenge Old Mutual's conduct in court, where we trust the truth will be ventilated," Moyo's lawyer said in a statement.
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At least a quarter work in manufacturing - often confined to poorly lit, barely ventilated rooms, embroidering clothes, weaving carpets, making matchsticks or rolling beedi cigarettes.
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Women globally are at an increased risk because they tend to have less access to media and sleep in poorly ventilated rooms, the organization said.
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Designed in partnership with German optical manufacturer Zeiss, the Wing features a ventilated silicone brow-bar to prevent fogging, and fractal cuts for enhanced aerodynamics.
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"It was a combination of things that went terribly wrong," Troyer said, noting that the car may have not been adequately ventilated for its cargo.
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The airport flight monitors have shown flight information for years, and empty trains run into the airport's station every weekday to keep it properly ventilated.
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I aired the pillows out in a well-ventilated room, and after four days, the scent was at a level that I could live with.
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Women are constantly at risk of being bitten by animals or choking from the fumes in the small, non-ventilated huts they are banished to.
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It'll diffuse out of the buckets into the room, but if the room is ventilated, then the concentration drops and it's not really a large issue.
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But he escaped in July, crawling through a hole in his cell block's shower area into a lighted, ventilated tunnel, then to a half-built house.
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You can save $31.50 on Weekender's Ventilated Gel Memory Foam Pillow (priced at $28.49) and save $60 on Leniio's 15-pound weighted blanket (priced at $139.97).
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Prolonged exposure to cobalt dust has been linked to "hard metal lung disease," which is potentially fatal, and many artisanal mines are poorly constructed and ventilated.
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It's a highly simple, yet powerful overhead broiler that approaches infernal temperatures, right in the comfort of your own backyard (or very, very well ventilated kitchen).
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They have ventilated ear cushions for constant breathability, and they're removable so you can pop them off and hand wash them to keep the pads hygienic.
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The risk of a rider contracting a disease varies, depending on how well-ventilated a train or bus is and how long they spend on it.
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Every week, I meet with about a dozen other men in the poorly ventilated library of a church, on a night when A.A. isn't using it.
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My decrepit, shotgun-style one-bedroom in New York City boasts no natural light, is poorly ventilated, and in some places the ceiling is literally crumbling.
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Singapore architects recently finished a hospital where each patient has a tall window with a green view, and 70 percent of the building is passively ventilated.
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So between the programming block and the collections block, we created this atrium which is naturally ventilated, which is again one of the nice spaces we have.
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His parents then tried to find an intensive care doctor to oversee a plan that would allow Charlie to be ventilated in a hospice for several days.
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The parents have been trying to find a doctor willing to oversee a plan that would allow Charlie to be ventilated in a hospice for several days.
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It's known as the "CO2" route: a poorly ventilated, oxygen-deficient trip across the English Channel in shipping containers or trailers piled high with pallets of merchandise.
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Four trim packages bundle other popular options, including Pilot Assist, parking sensors, surround-view cameras, a head-up display, ventilated seats, and front and rear heated seats.
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However, the 1995 version is special because of its boxy silhouette, unmistakable color-blocking, zippered chest, and hand-warmer pockets, and most importantly, the ventilated armpit zips.
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The first two floors are well ventilated and normally require no air-conditioning, while the top floor, with 13-foot sliding windows, heats up during daytime hours.
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The PAPR will be made using parts from both Ford and 3M, the automaker said, including fans used in the Ford F-150's optional ventilated seats.
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Companies can also earn credits for other technologies that make cars more efficient, like flexible-fuel capability, LED lights, tinted windows, ventilated seats, and air conditioning improvements.
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In 1802, a French engineer envisaged a tunnel with horse-drawn carriages, illuminated by oil lamps and ventilated by chimneys poking above the surface of the Channel.
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These include ventilated devices that attach to the thumb and prevent the actual sucking from taking place, which takes the pleasure out of the action, Harwood says.
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I can be like everyone else and be cool, not pretending the linen culottes I'm wearing every day are just as good as your crisp, ventilated cargo shorts.
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From windowless rooms to non-ventilated kitchens to that dry spot right above your radiator, these foolproof plants should be able to survive even the dreariest of rooms.
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Bumping up to the $46,670 Touring Elite gets you heated and ventilated front seats, the Qi wireless charger in the center console, and an 11-speaker audio system.
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Guzman escaped a Mexican prison in July, crawling through a hole in his cell block's shower area into a lighted, ventilated tunnel, then to a half-built house.
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Carla Rabinowitz, an advocacy coordinator for Community Access, which helps people with mental illness, has called on the New York Police Department to stop using the ventilated bags.
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It had some English-subtitled videos that explained things like how the ark might have been ventilated and what kind of wood it might have been made of.
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I'd have to get the little guys shipped and I'd need to borrow a kitchen significantly bigger and better ventilated than my own (a converted closet, thanks Manhattan).
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That means frequent handwashing, staying in a well-ventilated room with a window, not having visitors over, and asking others to bring over necessities, like food and medication.
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Our test cars were stuffed with gadgets to the max: a stereo system that automatically switches between bands, a television function, heated and ventilated seats with various massage functions.
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Here's how the process works: Bleach-based cleaning products discharge hypochlorous acid and chlorine gas, which can easily accumulate to relatively high levels if the environment is poorly ventilated.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking preparation; stability and traction control; and side air bags.
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Adidas 4K Tech Athletic Shorts, $24.90 (after sale $40) [You save $15.10]These sweat-wicking athletic shorts from Adidas are ventilated for breathability and designed with mobility in mind.
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Simmons Beautyrest Recharge Hartfield 11.5-inch Luxury Firm Mattress — $599+ See Details This mattress features ventilated memory foam that keeps air moving throughout, meaning your body temperature stays cool.
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The more ventilated an area, the lower the risk of transmission, plus, "If you cough, nobody is around, and the droplets just fall and hit the ground," he says.
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Premium products will include cured legs of Iberico ham, produced from pigs fed on acorns from oak trees and hung out to dry in traditional ventilated cellars for months.
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With its big leather ventilated thrones, heated steering wheel, head-up display, Bose stereo and high-definition, digital rear-view mirror, the Sierra checked a lot of luxury truck boxes.
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The airline also notes that there is a limited amount of space for kennels on the plane and so larger pets may travel in a ventilated part of the cargo.
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"Meningitis is a tough disease, especially during this period, and it is associated with overcrowding, understanding the living conditions in the country, people must keep their building ventilated," he said.
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Apple's new headquarters, Apple Park, is the "world's largest naturally ventilated building, " according to the company, projected to require no heating or air conditioning for nine months of the year.
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The Osprey Stratos 50 Backpack has a dual-access main compartment, integrated rain cover, and ventilated tensioned mesh back panel to make it a reliable pack that will last years.Pros:
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Designed to be nearly identical to the original version from decades past, the fleece features ventilated pit zips, a boxier cut, vintage colorblocking — and it's made with 100% sustainable materials.
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The bottom line: We're vastly better off having pool chemicals than not, and chemically treated pools are generally safe to swim in, especially if they are well maintained and ventilated.
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But a liquid-heating/cooling system does sound advantageous compared to air-ventilated systems, especially when it comes to cooling, as it's hard to push air through the seat's foam.
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Here it is again, at the hub of a 20-inch Carrera S "Platinum Satin" wheel, If you looks closely, you can also see the ventilated discs and stout brake calipers.
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He said he was among those who fled through a fan-ventilated tunnel that prisoners had dug with trowels and illuminated with light bulbs tacked to the earthen walls with forks.
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Clad in a plasticized jumpsuit and a Mickey Mouse baseball cap, Gonzalez works in a walk-in-closet-sized room adjacent to the big, ventilated chamber where he paints the parts.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; traction and stability control; dual front-mounted side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; and side and head air bags.
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The wide-brimmed Tilley LTM6 AirFlo Hat is dashing enough for Seville's stylish streets, but because it's made of sun-protective fabric and is ventilated it's also an eminently practical choice.
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In the rear wall of the carriage house was a doorway, flanked by wood-and-glass harness cases, that gave onto an attached, well-ventilated stable with skylights and six horse stalls.
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According to Australian floral retailer Koch & Co, floral foam is made with formaldehyde and other not-so-fun chemicals, and should be handled while wearing gloves, ideally in a well-ventilated area.
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But if you don't have the slightest clue, it's a highly simple, yet powerful appliance that approaches infernal temperatures, right in the comfort of your own backyard (or very well ventilated kitchen).
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; post-collision safety system; stability and traction control; and side and head air bags.
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Drivers will also find on the panel buttons for the electronic parking brake, heated and ventilated seats, heated steering wheel, drive mode selector, parking sensors and the Niro's braking "Auto Hold" function.
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The second-floor windows were covered by foil panels, preventing the floor from being ventilated of the leaking gas, the Bronx district attorney, Darcel D. Clark, said in a statement on Friday.
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When you're heading to a three-day music festival in the middle of the California desert, one would think to pack sensible separates and comfortable, well-ventilated shoes for all concert-going activities.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; post-collision safety system; and side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes Brembo ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel antilock braking; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps; side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; electronic anti-theft protection; and side and head air bags.
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Poorer people are at higher risk than the more affluent because they are more likely to live in housing that is less resistant to extreme heat, insufficiently ventilated and often lacking air conditioning.
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He was paid barely more than minimum wage, and after getting just two days of training, he hauled a rickety, poorly ventilated van filled with sometimes dangerous prisoners for days at a time.
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Firefighters and police officers wearing protective equipment made two complete sweeps of the airport, but "no elevated readings were found and the building was ventilated, searched and declared safe," the Fire Brigade said.
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Drug-resistant germs of all types thrive in such settings where severely ill and ventilated patients like Ms. Davila are prone to infection and often take multiple antibiotics, which can spur drug resistance.
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Importantly, many of the above changes have been buried in regulatory notices or were uncovered by probing reporters — they've rarely been clearly categorized as "extreme vetting" or fully ventilated in prominent public forums.
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On July 11, according to the Mexican government, Guzmán escaped through a hole in his shower stall that led to a mile-long, ventilated tunnel — complete with motorcycle — that ended in a small cottage.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; traction and stability control; post-collision safety system; and front and rear head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel antilock brake protection; pre-collision and post-collision safety systems; blind-side monitoring; stability and traction control; side and head air bags.
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In contrast, the Hybrid Pillow has a down-like quilted pocket layer on one side, a firmer, ventilated gel comfort layer on the other side, and an removable pillow insert between these two layers.
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In a patent application filed in February and published last week (via Electrek), the company envisions a fluid-based heating and cooling system that, in theory, sounds much better than traditional, air-ventilated systems.
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And at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, scientists found that well-ventilated offices can significantly improve a person's ability to perform challenging tasks like developing strategy or responding to a crisis.
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If you're anything like us, you're hopping around the web, checking out everything from a conversation-starting pair of earrings to a breezy sundress that will help keep your sun-baked body ventilated in style.
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When you lay the bag down, the top unzips to reveal a clever, integrated gym bag, complete with a separate, ventilated shoe compartment that keeps your sweaty kicks away from your laptop and your lunch.
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The differentiating attributes include a boxier '90s-style silhouette, bold color-blocking (there is an all-black version if you like to keep it simple), ventilated pit zips, and integrated snaps to support climbing harnesses.
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"Stay applications force the Court to consider important statutory and constitutional questions that have not been ventilated fully in the lower courts, on abbreviated timetables and without oral argument," Sotomayor writes in her Wolf dissent.
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He was seized again in 2014, but pulled off his best known escape the following year when he disappeared into a ventilated, mile-long (1.6-km) tunnel dug into his cell in a maximum-security prison.
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As you read this, The Verge is setting up shop in a tiny, somewhat-ventilated trailer just outside the Las Vegas Convention Center, the hazy memories of New Year's Eve now fully exorcized from our consciousness.
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There are heated and ventilated front seats, leather seating surfaces, Bluetooth phone connectivity and a premium Burmester sound system, more than enough, although much of it is optional, to keep competing and often demanding personalities happy.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; traction and stability control; blind-side monitoring; rear cross-traffic alert; and side and head air bags.
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Parents who are looking for a crib-alternative for their infant to sleep should choose well-ventilated products with a flat sleeping space, like a portable crib or bassinet, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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But, if you want to get rid of the stench faster, she recommends leaving the mattress in a well-ventilated space for three days after unboxing it as well as using charcoal odor eliminators or Febreze.
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Photograph by David Chancellor for The New Yorker Arefaine's teammate Semere, the son of the prosperous farmer, had lived in one of the hot, poorly ventilated hangars that function as dormitories for Sawa's thousands of trainees.
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Standard features on the Sport Hybrid will include heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear seats and steering wheel, a Krell audio system, an around-view camera system, parking sensors, LED fog lights, and remote starting.
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A fair number of workers, at least in some parts of the country often operate in "small, poorly ventilated units, typically in shopping malls," noted Steve Whittaker of the Haz Waste Program (HWP) in King County, Washington.
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Standard safety equipment includes ventilated front and rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brakes; automatic emergency braking; pre- and post-collision safety systems; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; and dusk-sensing headlamps.
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And each year nearly four million people, most of them women and girls, die from the effects of these dirty, climate-changing cooking fuels, the WHO says, in part due to inefficient stoves and poorly ventilated homes.
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In a badly-ventilated conference room, Bonnie Scott sat—nearly paralyzed with fear and confusion—as Cale Wagner, Peace Corps' new country director in Albania, told her she was being dismissed for failing to hand in paperwork.
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According to James Wellsted, a spokesman for managing company Sibanye-Stillwater, the miners had stayed close to the shaft to ensure they were in a well-ventilated area with ready access to food and water being delivered.
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Beyond that, another study even suggested that some of Budapest's underground baths are poorly ventilated and may, at times, have higher concentrations of radon (a radioactive gas that, in high doses, can increase your risk for lung cancer).
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel-disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency brake preparation; pre- and post-collision safety systems; traction and stability control; and side and head air bags.
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GENEVA, May 27 (Reuters) - Refugees in some sites in Greece are cramped in "sub-standard conditions" in poorly ventilated "derelict warehouses and factories", with insufficient food, water, toilets and showers, the United Nations refugee agency said on Friday.
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Before Ms. Ocasio-Cortez spoke, several workers shared their stories: Glenda Sefla, a nail salon worker, described working in poorly ventilated spaces, with no lunch hours and no certainty about how much money she would earn each week.
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I mostly left the system on "Bluetooth audio" and tried not to fiddle too much with the rest, but Lexus has moved key functions like controls for your heated and ventilated seats into sub-menus on the display.
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The $2500,303 ROOM One is a sound-proofed, ventilated, powered booth that can be built in new or existing offices to give employees a place to take a video call or get some uninterrupted time to focus on work.
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But a lawyer for Charlie's court-appointed guardian told the court that no hospice could provide care for intensively ventilated children for a long time, so the parents' wish to spend several days with him could not be fulfilled.
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The World Health Organization warns that "poorly ventilated buildings affect air quality and can contribute to the spread of disease," and that in health facilities with a high concentration of infectious patients, poor ventilation worsens the risk of transmission.
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On Palm Gardens' second floor, where Ms. Davila and other ventilated patients reside, signs posted outside nearly every room warn visitors and staff members to wear gloves, gowns and masks — a state requirement for those infected with C. auris.
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Carriers: If your dog is flying in the cabin, it has to travel in a TSA-approved pet carrier (soft-sided or hard-sided) that is well ventilated and can fully fit under the plane seat in front of you.
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If you're riding in a car, the experts suggest sitting in the front seat or next to a window, looking outside, avoiding books or screens, keeping the car properly ventilated and cool, and having water and light snacks on-hand.
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A lawyer for Charlie's court-appointed guardian had told the High Court that no hospice could provide care for intensively ventilated children for a long time, so the parents' wish to spend several days with him could not be fulfilled.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; post-collision safety system; traction and stability control; rear cross-traffic alert; blind-side and lane-departure warning; and side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes, four-wheel anti-lock brake protection, brake drying, emergency braking preparation, traction and stability control, post-collision safety, self-leveling headlights, xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps, side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; automatic brake drying; post-collision and pre-collision safety systems; traction and stability control; dusk-sensing headlights; side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; pre-collision safety system; blind-spot monitoring; lane-departure warning; and side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; post- and pre-collision safety systems; traction and stability control; blind-spot and lane departure warning accident-avoidance systems.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; brake drying; emergency braking preparation; pre-collision safety system; traction and stability control; post-collision safety system; and side and head air bags.
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The hyper-scale public cloud operators (Amazon Web Services, Google, Microsoft) operate BFGCs (big, uh, freakin' global computers) at immense industrial scale, with townships of well-ventilated warehouses that collectively hold millions of servers, connected by their own transoceanic cables.
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Meanwhile, the chassis itself is well-ventilated (is a rather interesting cube) and offered in a barebone configuration through a partnership with Maingear, so that PC gamers like you or myself can build the system to exact specifications and wiring.
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If you're wondering, the top result for "world's largest naturally ventilated building" is currently for Russia Tower, a skyscraper project that was planned for Moscow and reportedly canceled — and designed by Foster + Partners, the same architecture firm that designed Apple Park.
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"They are the dark underbelly of drug-resistant infection," said Dr. Tom Chiller, who heads the fungal division at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, speaking about skilled nursing facilities, particularly those with ventilated patients, but not Palm Gardens specifically.
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For example, the crew shirt has gender-specific ventilation and articulation zones—in the women's version, there's a ventilated criss-cross pattern over the belly and across the clavicle—that help cool down my core, even when I work hard.
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Shah Alam, who co-owns a two-storey home, has used metal netting for corridor walls and plastic roofing in parts to ensure it is ventilated and well-lit – an idea partly his own and partly from the volunteer architects.
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Two years later, after he was recaptured in a hotel in Mazatlán by the D.E.A. and the Mexican marines, he escaped from prison again — this time, through a lighted, ventilated, mile-long tunnel dug into the shower of his cell.
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If the independent body cannot review these decisions as well, Facebook will be left with a large degree of control over what claims get ventilated and reviewed, and will be able to determine the ambit of the body's promise of due process.
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It could take up to another 10 years, but by then he hopes to have a licensed device in which babies born very prematurely are given the chance to develop in fluid-filled chambers, rather than lying in incubators being artificially ventilated.
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According to a criminal complaint, the man who was strapped into the ventilated bag, Johnell Muhammad, had been suspected of failing to pay the subway fare, and when officers tried to arrest him, he flailed his arms, kicked and spit at them.
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Vietnamese smugglers have called the deadly route taken by those seeking a new life the "CO2" route, a poorly ventilated trip across the English Channel in shipping containers or trailers that marks the final leg of a perilous journey across Asia and Europe.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; traction and stability control; pre- and post-collision systems; advanced electronic safety systems; and side, head and knee air bags.
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Previous research has shown that taking public transit can increase a person's risk of catching a respiratory infection (the flu or common cold), since "buses and [trains] are generally poorly ventilated carriages of people sitting and standing in close proximity" to one another.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; blind-spot warning accident avoidance; traction and stability control; side and head air bags; and three-point rear safety belts.
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When the crystals have changed to green, this indicates the dehumidifier is ready to be renewed or plugged in for 8 to 10 hours in a well-ventilated area, and then placed back in the area you wish to remove humidity from.
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The Tamaulipas escape is similar to, though not as sophisticated as, that of "El Chapo" Guzman, who slipped out out of a maximum-security prison in central Mexico through a ventilated, mile-long tunnel using a motorcycle on rails in July 2015.
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Making my way around the room, my eyes traveled past the many denim vests, rainbow-colored items, buttons containing slogans of pride, and a few "art items," such as a pair of "ventilated rubber gloves" by a personal favorite, the artist Hannah Hiaasen.
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Reflective fabrics, waterproof zippers, and ventilated back padding means the Y-3 Sport Backpack is also a viable option for runners or cyclists who need to carry a few essentials like a phone and a wallet that won't end up banging around in their pockets.
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To help address some of these issues, CNET says Tesla is looking to make a modest refresh to the Model S. It's said to be adding some "luxury-minded appointments" including the improved ventilated seats from the Model X, new interior storage, and more.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking; blind-spot and lane-departure warning; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; post- and pre-collision safety systems; and automatic high-beam headlamps.
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LONDON — Vietnamese smugglers call it the "CO22017" route: a poorly ventilated, oxygen-deficient trip across the English Channel in shipping containers or trailers piled high with pallets of merchandise, the last leg of a perilous, 224,210-mile trek across Asia and into Western Europe.
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" Chemistry professor George Uhlig testified to Congress in 28503 that the FBI gas attack probably "suffocated the children early on" and may have converted their poorly ventilated bunker into an area "similar to one of the gas chambers used by the Nazis at Auschwitz.
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But otherwise, the $88,000 base was pretty well-appointed, with everything from ventilated disc brakes to a tasty Harman Kardon premium audio system, as well as the latest generation of BMW's iDrive infotainment system, featuring a 10.25-inch central touchscreen and a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.
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The new release has all of our seasonal needs covered with pieces like denim cutoffs for a heat-stroke-proof festival look, airy pastel dresses to keep things nice and ventilated, plus a ruffled, cutout swimsuit that has us questioning why we're not poolside this very second.
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Two days after escaping from a maximum-security prison down a mile-long ventilated tunnel with a conveniently parked motorcycle at the end, the head of the Sinaloa cartel — and one of the world's richest people — Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera, appears to be back on Twitter.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes front and rear ventilated disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; pre-collision and post-collision safety systems; Audi pre-sense city (pedestrian protection, low-speed collision mitigation) system; stability and traction control; side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; traction and stability control; side and head air bags; blind-spot and lane-departure-warning accident avoidance systems; and a post-collision safety system.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking assistance; blind-spot and lane-departure warning accident avoidance systems; lane-departure warning; pre-collision safety; stability and traction control; and side and head air bags.
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Firstly, the heat generated by the Core i7 processor is not a major issue, but here's the deal with the Spectre: it has to be kept ventilated through the bottom, where the intakes bring in air, so that the positive pressure cooling system can do its job.
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Dr. Rinesh Parmar, chair of the Doctors' Association UK, said "the elephant in the room is that we have a critical shortage of intensive care doctors and nurses in the [National Health Service] who can look after ventilated patients" and said staff would need to be retrained.
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However, Bombas' pairs aren't 100% cotton, and Polyester wicks away moisture quickly — the combination of the two and the careful percentages of each (62% and 31%) could be why Bombas' socks are soft (from the cotton) but feel well-ventilated and never sweaty (from the polyester).
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Its interior is available with Nappa leather, wood-grain trim, a 10.25-inch widescreen center infotainment display, a 12.3-inch TFT digital instrument display in front of the driver, a head-up display, a power-operated third-row seat, ventilated second-row captain's chairs, and seven USB plugs.
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According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Nintendo of America hired Michael Oconitrillo to play the famous gorilla at a mall in Culver City, CA. He says even though the Kong suit was "poorly ventilated and unreasonably and dangerously hot" ... he had strict orders to keep it on.
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Pros: Comfortable to wear even over several hours, extra-wide clip on water reservoir allows for easy cleaning and refills, 2.5-liter capacity is perfect for long day hikes, offers plenty of interior storage, and the ventilated foam frame helps avoid excess sweatCons: Too small for longer backpacking trips
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Dr. Darria Long Gillespie, clinical assistant professor at University of Tennessee at Erlanger and national spokesperson for the American College of Emergency Physicians, suggested people consider not just the number of people who may be somewhere, but how close they'll be and how well-ventilated the space is.
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Lucid 10-Inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress, Queen, $304.45The Lucid 10-Inch Gel Memory Foam is made from two layers: 2.5 inches of gel-infused, ventilated memory foam for breathability and ease on pressure points, plus 7.5 inches of high-density foam for good support and a medium-firm feel.
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Study author Pier Giorgio Righetti told the New York Times that he believed visitors were not exposed to the formaldehyde gas for long enough period to suffer any adverse effects, but he could not say the same for museum staff, who are often in close quarters with these works in poorly ventilated conditions.
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Test your space with an IAQ monitor Get an Eve Room Indoor Air Quality Monitor from Amazon for $99.95 If you live in a well-ventilated house in a rural area not used for raising livestock, then you may have great IAQ in your home; the rest of us probably have issues.
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BEIJING — A rash of gas poisonings in a region of southern China has left at least 104 people dead and hundreds more hospitalized so far this year, according to government offices quoted in the state-run news media, which blamed poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves for the deaths.
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The Custom Edition package available on the Tahoe LS is intended specifically for those who demand all the rugged capability and cargo room that comes with full size SUV territory, but don't feel the need to tack on the modern luxuries like ventilated seats and head-up displays that tend to accompany the price point.
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Flat-ironing hair while in foils may seem dicey, but here's the thing: The wand's plates don't actually touch the foils — they simply hover at about an inch above and below a foil, using ventilated blades on either side to dispense just enough heat to rapid-lighten without damaging the hair to the extent of traditional lightening.
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And what almost no one who purchases organics suspects is the reality at some USDA-certified organic operations: up to 200,2003 chickens crammed into factory farm buildings with little natural night or access to the outdoors; birds living their entire lives under fluorescent bulbs in poorly ventilated sheds; half-bald chickens falling into and slowly dying in manure pits.
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Health facilities and health departments in the United States can prepare for a worst-case scenario by preparing -- with training, equipment, and detailed operational plans -- for a surge in the number of patients who seek care and for the subset of those who need to be mechanically ventilated, including through ventilators available from the Strategic National Stockpile.
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She may not be the reckless lead of the film's plot (that spot would go to Elisabeth Moss as Becky Something), but Crassie Cassie's look, designed by makeup designer Amy L. Forsythe, was just as deeply rooted in the '90s grunge era the film takes place — from her rainbow-painted "Chelsea" mullet to her furry underarms, which were created using ventilated lace wigs (created by special effects artist Amanda Miller).
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Brian Castner, a weapons investigator for Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, says certain conditions must be met: that there is a way for a crowd to disperse; that the area is well ventilated; and that the gas is fired into the ground in front of protesters, not in the air or at their heads—especially when the canisters are large and may be lethal, as in Iraq.
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In addition to following the label's instructions exactly, the National Pesticide Information Center recommends: -- Mixing pesticides outside or in well-ventilated areas -- Making sure children and pets are away from the area where you're mixing and applying pesticides -- Removing personal items, such as toys, clothing, or tools from the spray area to avoid contamination -- Mixing only what you need immediately to avoid storing or disposing of excess pesticide -- Having a plan in case of a pesticide spill.
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In addition to the basics recommended for everyone like washing hands often, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, said on Monday that people over 80 should: Avoid crowded, poorly ventilated areas; Stock up on medications, groceries and other necessities now; Have a backup plan for health care if they are homebound; Try not to make contact with high-touch surfaces in public areas; Forget about traveling aboard a cruise ship.
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