The most problematic variable in the course of human-biometeorological comfort assessment — the mean radiant temperature

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1. Territorial dynamics and boundary effects in a protected area of the Central Iberian Peninsula
2. The hydrocarbon potential, thermal maturity, sequence stratigraphic setting and depositional palaeoenvironment of carbonaceous shale and lignite successions of Panandhro, northwestern Kutch Basin, Gujarat, Western India
3. Effect of block rotation on the pitch of slickenlines
4. A size control for quartz silt (making particulates at planetary surfaces)
5. The characteristics of the chemical flow within the Motru catchment area, south — west Romania
6. Late Quaternary palaeoenvironment and palaeoclimate of the Lake Fehér (Fehér-tó) sequence at Kardoskút (South Hungary), based on preliminary mollusc records
7. Appropriate sampling strategy and analytical methodology to address contamination by industry. Part 2: Geochemistry and speciation analysis
8. Pleistocene trace fossils in the Ironshore Formation, Little Cayman, British West Indies
9. State of stress in the northern Tabas block, east-central Iran, as inferred from focal mechanisms of the 1978 Tabas earthquake sequence
10. The most problematic variable in the course of human-biometeorological comfort assessment — the mean radiant temperature