Sentence examples for building simultaneously from inspiring English sources

The program invests in empiric research and capacity building simultaneously, awarding funds for five-year periods to allow researchers to build strong regional relationships and develop trust in partnering countries.

Furthermore, our method processes the entire building simultaneously, resulting in more distinct local and contextual features.

Community relationship building simultaneously helped the re-entry CHWs feel successful and capable of becoming agents of social change.

To analyze the thermal performance and indoor air quality (IAQ) in building simultaneously and quickly, we have developed an integrated modeling tool to simulate the dynamic indoor multi-parameters distributions and concentrations.

Heating (or cooling) and ventilating a building simultaneously can result in significant waste of energy; recent years have seen much development of waste heat recovery systems (WHRS) to transfer heat from foul exhaust ventilation air to fresh air entering a building.

According to government documents, Mr. Padilla intended to rent apartments in three high-rise buildings that used natural gas, fill each apartment with fumes and detonate the three buildings simultaneously using timers.

He and an accomplice were to enter the United States from Mexico or Puerto Rico, identify three high-rise apartment buildings that used natural gas, rent two apartments in each building, seal all the openings, turn on the gas and set timers to detonate the buildings simultaneously.

It was demonstrated that hybrid control model of adjacent buildings with MR damper was effective for seeismic response control of two adjacent buildings simultaneously.

There is a growing desire to measure the operational performance of buildings – often many buildings simultaneously – but the cost of sensors and complexity of deployment is a significant constraint.

The life cycle inventory (LCI) model presented in this paper forms part of a global methodology that combines advanced optimisation techniques, LCI and cost-benefit assessment to optimise low energy buildings simultaneously for energy, environmental impact and costs without neglecting the boundary conditions for thermal comfort, indoor air quality and legal requirements for energy performance.

It banned "soft" money (unlimited cash given to parties, not individual campaigns, supposedly for party building) while simultaneously raising contribution limits for "hard" money (given directly to candidates and the parties) from $1,000 to $2,000.