Sentence examples for building corresponds from inspiring English sources

The contribution will also explain the compliance of the Eco Silver House with the national nZEB definition and illustrate how this residential highrise building corresponds to the national challenge of sustainable building.

The original building corresponds to structure type STR.1 according to the blueprints having high material strengths, but this may not be the case for many other structures constructed in that period, thus results for STR.2 may give indications for this kind of structures.

Such wax that is used in nest building corresponds to the main source of recognition cues in Apis mellifera [61], [62].

Energy demand imputable to buildings corresponds to around 40% of the total in most of the developed countries, showing the great potential in this field to propose and implement effective strategies for energy saving and environmental sustainability.

The locations of areas with buildings correspond to areas of high echo intensity in the image, while grassy areas exhibit a low reflectivity.

Each building block corresponded to a different kind of porphyrin aggregation.

The two building models correspond to 37 story buildings with dual elevator and dual stairwell shafts extending the entire height of the building.

At this stage there was a process of team building that corresponded to the first stages of the model of development of Collaborative Working Relationship (CWR) [ 22] (Professional Awareness Professionall recognition; Exploration and Trial).

So-called core sales, which excludes automobiles, gasoline and building materials and corresponds most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product, increased 0.6 percent after gaining 0.5 percent in November.

In Table 5, building category A corresponds to buildings built before 1960, for which, depending on the climate zone, the design power of houses is 97 to 121 W/m2 and that of apartments is 65 to 82 W/m2.

This study quantifies loss as a percentage of the building value that corresponds to the property value on the market provided by OMI, and not to the cost of construction.