Sentence examples for construction resources from inspiring English sources

The homebuilding firm of Levitt and Sons had specialised in upper middle class dwellings on New York's Long Island before the second world war, only to be curtailed by the conflict's enormous consumption of construction resources.

Catherine Wanek, co-author of "The Art of Natural Building: Design, Construction, Resources" and a straw bale proponent, said that even though most naturally built homes have electricity and other modern comforts, they can still be designed "to capture the winter sun when we need it and keep out the summer sun when we don't want it".

The construction resources present at the site were equipment, workers, materials and space.

Construction resources that occupy cells in the grid and move to adjacent cells, follow a calculated path.

Li et al. (2015) implemented a time location technology and Unity3D-based data visualization technology to track construction resources (people, equipment, materials, etc).

Various strategies have been suggested to correct this imbalance in the distribution of international construction resources, many of which are essentially autarchic.

The only internationally traded category of construction resource where the poorer developing countries have a major share of the trade is in the supply of construction labour.

The database management capabilities of GIS are also utilised to maintain and update the construction resource database to facilitate the project planning.

With these reports, THSRC was able to perform cross-check with the quantity report from design team, and thus to utilize the construction resource effectively, to reduce the waste, and to better control the budget (shown as Figure 14).

Results are in particular useful for practitioners or researchers who would like to enhance their quantitative and visual understanding of operational construction resource activity monitoring and analysis, and in the specific domain of detecting and mapping spatial temporal proximity relationships of near miss events.

We hypothesize that concepts of meaning construction, resource activation and the utilization of the clients' expectations help to explain the data.