Sentence examples for building statistics from inspiring English sources

The Department for Communities has published house building statistics showing a 3% fall in house building starts over the last 12 months.

Table S2 Building statistics of Basel in year 2010.

7 additional data tables of input data: Table S1 Building statistics of Kuopio in year 2010.

This entry was posted in Government Information, Statistics & Data and tagged data, housing & buildings, statistics on June 28 , 2010by Cris.

The central business district (CBD) has a combination of restored nineteenth century masonry buildings and modern high rise buildings (Statistics New Zealand Tatauranga Aotearoa 2013).

If you're looking for statistics on business and industry, try the County Business Patterns website, which actually offers employment and earnings down to the zip-code level, and the Building Permits database of construction statistics.

Rodgers, building his statistics mostly in a vain attempt for a late comeback, completed 26 of 39 passes for 257 yards and 2 touchdowns with an interception.

It calls for a transformation in the UK's approach to building numeracy, statistics and data analysis skills to ensure that students, consumers and workers are as fluent with numbers as they are with words.

Under such a situation, Chinese seismologists have developed a new kind of methodology for seismic hazard quantification in which seismicity data are used instead of potential epicenter data to perform seismic hazard analysis and GDP data instead of building classification statistics to conduct seismic risk estimation.

That total is equivalent to more than 85% of all the new housing built in those counties over the past decade, according to Construction Industry Research Board building permit statistics.

Monumental buildings are by definition unique buildings that cannot be reduced to any standard structural scheme: this makes it difficult to evaluate their seismic reliability, because in addition to the many uncertainties that are common to all existing (and in particular "old") buildings—no statistics on the behaviour of similar buildings can be available.