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  1. High residential mobility will be associated with low initial investment in architecture (6).Diehl, Michael W. - Architecture as a material correlate of mobility strategies: some implicatio..., 1992 - 2 Variables

    This article investigates a possible association between mobility strategy and dwelling construction. The author tests a broad hypothesis that planned duration of use for a structure is positively associated with the investment costs in building a dwelling. Some operational hypotheses are supported; others are not.

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  2. Anticipated dwelling use will be associated with the type of architectural materials invested in (9).Diehl, Michael W. - Architecture as a material correlate of mobility strategies: some implicatio..., 1992 - 2 Variables

    This article investigates a possible association between mobility strategy and dwelling construction. The author tests a broad hypothesis that planned duration of use for a structure is positively associated with the investment costs in building a dwelling. Some operational hypotheses are supported; others are not.

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  3. Anticipated dwelling use will be associated with floor area and wall height (13).Diehl, Michael W. - Architecture as a material correlate of mobility strategies: some implicatio..., 1992 - 3 Variables

    This article investigates a possible association between mobility strategy and dwelling construction. The author tests a broad hypothesis that planned duration of use for a structure is positively associated with the investment costs in building a dwelling. Some operational hypotheses are supported; others are not.

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  4. Anticipated dwelling use will be associated with number of types of dwellings used in one year (14).Diehl, Michael W. - Architecture as a material correlate of mobility strategies: some implicatio..., 1992 - 2 Variables

    This article investigates a possible association between mobility strategy and dwelling construction. The author tests a broad hypothesis that planned duration of use for a structure is positively associated with the investment costs in building a dwelling. Some operational hypotheses are supported; others are not.

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