Sentence examples for building consumed from inspiring English sources
The study building consumed electricity as convectional energy, which only accounted for about one-third of the total energy supplied for heating.
The members of Ladder Company 44 were the first to arrive at the blaze in the Morrisania section Saturday night, and they confronted a five-story building consumed in flames, fire officials said.
Thanks to this and other features, like abundant natural light, the building consumes as little as half as much energy as other office buildings its size.
Ed Quiroz, a regulatory analyst with the California Public Utilities Commission, said a typical commercial office building consumes 10 to 15 watts a square foot.
Since structural components that are used in retrofitting the building consumes natural resources and responsible for energy consumption, sustainability criteria should be directly included in the retrofitting requirements.
On the other hand, the Energy Star Program was developed by the EPA benchmarks buildings based on how each building consumes energy (also known as operational efficiency) and rates each building with a score between 1 to 100.
The battery can start serving power the minute a higher price comes into effect at times of peak use or avoid the fees sometimes triggered by utilities when a building consumes too much power at a given time.
I suppose location might be a bit tricky if demand is very high (nobody, I suggest, is much going to want to underpin the floor of the men's lavatory, however necessary this part of the building is to a satisfactory theatrical experience) but given the amount of concrete a building consumes it shouldn't be a problem – and it's probably greener too.
While exact definitions vary, the concept is that the total energy a building consumes annually is equal to or less than the amount of energy it creates.
We're still tweaking it, but the bottom line is that we're producing more than twice the energy the building consumes each year.
So if resume building consumes your life, resume writing is painful, interviews are nerve-wracking and the final goal is ambiguous, why do we allow ourselves to be consumed by this?
