Sentence examples for building pose from inspiring English sources

"Social management and society building pose new demands for surveillance and control systems," Uniview says in its promotional materials, which include an interview with Zhang Pengguo, the company's chief executive.

A robot, by envisioning what it might see around a corner and discovering whether it had guessed right, could learn its way around a building; "pose detection" could allow it to learn motions by observing them.

Red means that a building poses an immediate danger.

Mr. Mamlak maintains the building poses no danger and notes that the LeFrak plan has not yet been approved.

Although no one questions its distinguished architecture and prime location by the park, the building poses challenges for any buyer.

The undergraduate and graduate students who attended the event held at Columbia's International Affairs Building posed questions about their professional futures in human rights.

Several fire experts said that, whatever the questions surrounding the city's code, installing giant fuel tanks above the occupied spaces of a building posed serious risks.

The contamination of the water in the basement of the turbine building poses a real challenge for efforts to bring crucial cooling pumps and other equipment back into use.

"This unusual decision reflects the real threat LG's proposed building poses to the integrity of the Palisades Park," said Mark A. Izeman, a director of the Natural Resources Defense Council, which has also objected to the height.

Mr. Libeskind's building posed obvious practical hurdles, but the installation is its own inchoate maze of added nooks and crannies, platforms, stairs and partitions, stuffed with gadgets and gimmicks.

The cylindrical shape of the 18m tall building posed a serious technical challenge, but the end result is a poem written in light, evoking a deep craving for nature in the heart of the city's CBD area.