Sentence examples for building defining from inspiring English sources

Murphy, who also manages the iFund (an initiative with Apple that focuses on funding and building defining applications on the iOS platform and the mobile internet) was also a board observer at Google (from initial investment to IPO).

The building defines the nature of the listening public as well.

Diller Scofidio + Renfro are perhaps best known for a building defined by a cloud of water droplets built for an expo in Switzerland.

A case study is presented where the shape of a typical floor of an office building defined by a pentagon is optimized with a multi-objective genetic algorithm.

Just as the Empire State Building defines the skyline, New York's hockey consciousness is dominated by the Rangers, even when they lose and miss the playoffs for three consecutive seasons under wasteful and self-deluded management.

A "super-tall" building — defined as one taller than three hundred metres — increases the property value of its neighbors: not only does it offer great views; people want views of it.

In addition, the time-series model is also tested on a thermal zone in an office building, defined in EnergyPlus as a single zone with an ideal HVAC system.

To demonstrate the efficiency and strong convergence properties of the proposed approach, the structural system of a high-rise building defined by over three hundred free parameters is optimized under non-stationary stochastic earthquake excitation.

The collapsed buildings defining the landscape of the disaster area came as a consequence of Haiti's lack of building codes.

I mean, those buildings define America.

Outside its walls, high rises and other new buildings define a more modern Tallinn.