Instead, we loosely define the path length as the distance required for the average electromagnetic intensity to decay to e−1 of its original magnitude when (repeatedly) propagating through the sample, meaning the value at which \(\bar{A}(\Omega )=1\) (assuming Arrhenius-type isotropic ...
But for sociologists, the built environment also has an implicit social meaning that includes human communities, cultural experiences, and human interactions in addition to build- ings (Holm 2003; Pedersen Zari and Jenkin 2009; Opoku 2015). The focus of this study is on the physical composi- ...
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Especially during those transition periods, we need to ask fundamental questions and further develop and sharpen the concept of a circular economy in order to understand its true meaning and the options for practical realisations. It is not just about materials,...
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When the COVID-19 epidemic hit Europe and the US for the first time, fashion corporations responded by transferring economic risk to the edge of supply chains, meaning to factories. They canceled all pre-crisis orders, forcing factories to incur 40 billion dollars in losses. To this end, ...