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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Alleyway"”.

  1. 1/2

    The Situation. Downtown. An alleyway and adjacent building form the volumetric parametric parameters for a hypothetical, semi-urban addition. The Program. A synthesis of bookstore, art gallery, and cafe outlines the necessary conditions to be featured in the proposed building. The Strategy. To …

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  2. The effects of differential goalbox reward and reward shifts on the frustration effect

    … the "frustration effect" (FE) in double alleyway, rats were given 153 trials with 50% partial reward in Goalbox 1 with 4 or 12 pellets in Goalbox 1 and 4 or 12 pellets in Goalbox 2. On trials 106-153, the postshift phase, half of the rats in each group were shifted to a reward magnitude …

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  3. The effect of preweaning infantile food deprivation on hoarding in adult rats

    … access to the hoarding material by means of an alleyway attached to its home cage. Ss then have an allotted amount of time (e.g., 30 min., 24 hrs.) in which to transport the hoarding material to their home cages. To insure hoarding will take place, Ss are often food deprived prior to the first …

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  4. The Varied Experience of Pedestrian Movement in Community Living

    The project is about public and private interaction and the experience of the streetscape. It questions how to use the streets in our daily life. How it becomes part of our living space? The space, which is in between public and private life, but not belong to one another. The space which contains …

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