Sentence examples for built case study from inspiring English sources

Among the modernists who built Case Study houses were Richard Neutra, Eero Saarinen and Charles and Ray Eames.

This study compared the indoor air quality of eight newly built case study homes constructed to similar levels of air-tightness and insulation; with two different ventilation strategies (four homes with Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) systems/Code level 4 and four homes naturally ventilated/Code level 3).

We collected quantitative and qualitative data (fig 1) to build case studies at two levels: the case defined as the locality (intervention and control) to investigate differences in implementation of the intervention and in routine care between all areas and the case defined as the group to evaluate group styles and processes.

We have built a case study at the real wind turbine site of the Challicum Hills in Victoria, Australia.

For researching public policy, case studies are an important method given the constraints of using other research designs (such as randomized control trials) in this context [ 36, 37]; in public policy, knowledge of policy design, implementation and outcomes are all built from case study research, using the 'natural generalization' of case studies [ 65].

"This is the showcase of how it would work, and how it would look like and we're going to analyse the campaign and build a case study around that," he notes.

Three sample spools from a real oil and gas expansion project in Alberta are selected to build a case study for demonstration and validation of the proposed application framework.

Finally, it has been employed to build, as case study, a mobile application aimed at monitoring and managing cardiac arrhythmias, such as bradycardia and tachycardia, confirming its effectiveness with respect to a real scenario.

If you look at our critics' studies of what the costs will be, they are not built from case studies of people who have put programs in place.

The study protocol used to build the case studies involved site visits, telephone and in-person interviews and review of company-provided and public documentation.

In the 1960s the city became the epicenter of innovation, thanks not only to the tract houses built after the Case Study Houses program but also to cerebral works like the Los Angeles International Airport Theme Building, the Music Center by Welton Becket in Bunker Hill, the now endangered Century Plaza Hotel by Minoru Yamasaki (left) and the space-pod Chemosphere house by John Lautner.