Examples of work surfaces include writing surfaces, study carrels, student laboratory stations, baby changing and other tables or fixtures for personal grooming, coupon counters, and where...
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11B-902.1 General
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Research Projects
The Board’s research program is focused on the study of accessibility relating to architecture and design, communication, and transportation....
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12185(a) Purposes
(a) Purposes The Office of Technology Assessment shall undertake a study to determine...
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12185(b) Contents
(b) Contents The study shall include, at a minimum, an analysis of the following:...
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Human Subject Testing
Prior to beginning their participation in this study, subjects were screened for “at risk” conditions for exercise....
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Durability and Maintenance of Detectable Warning Surfaces (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP) has conducted two studies on the durability and maintenance of detectable warning surfaces....
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1.5 Materials
Four different colors of simulated sidewalk surfaces were used in this study....
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SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND OLYMPIA ENTERTAINMENT, INC. REGARDING JOE LOUIS ARENA
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND OLYMPIA ENTERTAINMENT, INC. REGARDING JOE LOUIS ARENA DJ# 202-37-197
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Research Projects
The Board’s research program is focused on the study of accessibility relating to architecture and design, communication, and transportation....
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Definition of Terms
Definitions of Terms For the purpose of this study and further discussion, the following terms will be used:...
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Definition of Terms
Definition of Terms For the purposes of this study and further discussion, the following terms will be used:...
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Error/Omission: Landing areas where ramps change direction (e.g., switchbacks or 90° turns) are too small.
Error/Omission: Landing areas where ramps change direction (e.g., switchbacks or 90° turns) are too small....
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Background
standards have also expanded and the number of seating surfaces designed for transfer has increased to more elements designed for transferring to elements at recreational facilities like play areas...
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Detectable Warning Surfaces on Boarding Platforms Used by Buses and Rail Vehicles, and Boarding and Alighting Areas Used by Rail Vehicles (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Detectable Warning Surfaces on Boarding Platforms Used by Buses and Rail Vehicles, and Boarding and Alighting Areas Used by Rail Vehicles (Section-by-Section Analysis) The 1991 ADAAG...
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11B-226.1 General
respect to work surfaces, this means that employers may need to procure or adjust work stations such as desks, laboratory and work benches, fume hoods, reception counters, teller windows, study...
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A4.5.3 Carpet
., problems associated with texture and weave need to be studied). However, certain functional characteristics are well established....
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Background
Background June 20, 2007, the Access Board issued proposed guidelines for outdoor developed areas that include requirements for newly constructed or altered trails....
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4.1 Research
Three other studies compared the speech perception scores of different ALS to those obtained via a PA system....
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Participants
In the last transfer study a total of 120 participants were enrolled consisting of 95 men and 25 women with an average age of 47.7 ± 15.3 years, body weight of 171.5 ± 48.0 lbs, and height...
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Summary
In summary, a variety of data sources were examined for their potential for providing information on the safety of the emerging road and trail users that are the focus of this FHWA study...
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Evaluation of transfers
These types of transfers were not evaluated in our study. ...
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Conclusions
The results of the expert review of the literature highlight the need for future studies particularly as it relates to how environmental factors such as height and gap distances, use of...
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3.3.5 Seat Height
The values in the current standards for seat height are below the means for people we measured and those in the UDI study (Figure 3‒5)....
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3.3.15.1 Forward reach – unobstructed
3.3.15.1 Forward reach – unobstructed A large percentage of WhMD users in our study could not reach beyond the most forward point of their WhMDs or foot, and the difference between users...