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Indoor(s) may
refer to: the
interior of a
building Indoor environment, in
building science,
traditionally includes the
study of
indoor thermal environment...
- 1990.
There are also
indoor continental competitions in
Europe (European
Athletics Indoor Championships) and Asia (Asian
Indoor Athletics Championships)...
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indoor world records after 1987. In 2000, IAAF rule 260.18a (formerly 260.6a) was amended, so that "world records" (as
opposed to "
indoor world...
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Indoor bonsai are
bonsai cultivated for the
indoor environment. Traditionally,
bonsai are
temperate climate trees grown outdoors in containers. Tropical...
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basketball teams would qualify as an arena, but the
facility is
called Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Domed stadiums, which, like arenas, are
enclosed but have the larger...
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daily basis) can be
particularly harmful.
Mycotoxins can
persist in the
indoor environment even
after death of the fungi. They can
adhere to dust particles...
- The
World Indoor Bowls Championship was
first held in 1979 at
Coatbridge in
Scotland for men's
singles only. The
event was
sponsored by Emb****y in the...
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States and five in Canada. The NLL
ranks third in
average attendance for pro
indoor sports worldwide,
behind only the NHL and NBA.
Unlike other box lacrosse...
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Indoor American football, or
arena football, is a
variation of
gridiron football pla**** at ice hockey-sized
indoor arenas.
While varying in
details from...
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Indoor Stadium is an
indoor arena located on the
campus of Duke
University in Durham,
North Carolina. The 9,314-seat
facility is the
primary indoor athletic...
