Sentence examples for combined building from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a comprehensive SA (sensitivity analysis) of the typical PRH (public rental housing) development in Hong Kong based on a combined building energy, daylight and AFN (airflow network) simulation.

But we carried out a mystery shop, based on a single male, in a semi worth £134,000, with £30,000 worth of contents, and found that Sheilas' Wheels and esure offer cheaper premiums for a combined building and contents policy.

The commission ruled that to harmonize with surrounding blocks in the Upper East Side Historic District, the combined building must continue to look like three distinct buildings.

City Mall, Ashdod was opened in a combined building with the central bus station in 1996, following the examples of the Tel Aviv Central Bus Station and the Jerusalem Central Bus Station.

The couple managed to obtain cover from RIAS in 2013, at a cost of £771 for combined buildings and contents insurance.

The redesign of those buildings, at 9-19 Ninth andnue and 406 West 13th Street, is by architects BKSK and Wormser and Associates and calls for adding two full floors and one half floor to the combined buildings to create a mixed-use office and retail project.

This paper introduces the Distributed Generation Build-out Economic Assessment Tool (DG-BEAT) which combines building, utilities, and emissions databases with a library of simplified generator and building models in a user-friendly interface.

By combining building blocks with compatible interfaces, it is possible to rapidly build non-symmetric large structures (>1000 amino acids) that match three-dimensional geometric descriptions provided by the user.

There are, however, good reasons to combine building automation and security systems.

The platform combines building inspections with real-time monitoring and environmental sampling to evaluate how buildings align with the 9 Foundations of a Healthy Building.

This paper reports research on combining building footprints and LiDAR to visualise an urban area (Portbury near Bristol, England) with an emphasis on representing buildings in a GIS environment.