Sentence examples for Building compared from inspiring English sources

Building — compared to getting there — was relatively easy.

Ministers in the lobby of the building compared notes, trying to figure out the extent of the destruction of recent days.

Leslie Gill whose architectural firm is working with Bryce Sanders Architecture/Design on the conversion of the building, compared being in the cupola to "standing in the lantern of a church".

A senior Vietnamese Communist Party official, speaking in the ornate drawing room of a French colonial building, compared the country's economic problems to the market crash 15 years ago that flattened many economies in Asia.

Numerical and experimental results show that the isolator accompanied with a fuzzy controller remarkably reduces the relative displacement and absolute acceleration of the scaled building compared to passive-off and passive-on cases.

"In fact, a study conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Materials Flammability Group found that products treated with flame retardants provide extra, valuable time to escape a building compared to foam insulation products not treated with flame retardants".

The spray-painter was not a juvenile delinquent, the couple quickly realized, but someone who objected to the design of the building, comparing it to Nazi architecture.

Each iteration will add absent walls or cut out extra walls so as to be closer to the true layout of the building, comparing with the pre-iteration process.

Oliver Green, writing in Museums Journal welcomed the new building, comparing it favourably to Southampton Maritime Museum's former home at The Wool House, which he described as being "completely unsuitable for telling the story of 20th century Southampton".

Timothy Sexton from Yahoo! Voices praised the split-screen scene and the scene featuring Scully running through the FBI building, comparing it favorably to Orson Welles' 1958 film Touch of Evil.

This paper investigates the potential in reducing the heating and cooling energy demand of underground buildings compared to aboveground buildings.