Sentence examples for conventional built from inspiring English sources

As its title suggests, Aaron Betsky and Erik Adigard's new book, "Architecture Must Burn" (Gingko Press, $39.95), is a radical call to arms to supplant the conventional built environments of today with more ephemeral structures.

Around the time of the second Gulf War, of 2003, a consensus developed that this was the death of the traditional running order; that the conventional built bulletin, which started with the top story of the day and then ran through the rest of the day's news in declining order of merit or importance, was redundant.

The capital cost of energy components contributes in the range of 5 7% to the conventional built up area cost.

The extremely low permeability of tight gas sands leads to inaccuracy of conventional build-up and draw-down well test results.

What can be concluded is that the use of the conventional Build Operate and Transfer (BOT) model of project finance cannot work to actualize this project in Lokoja, Kogi state, but other methods of financing can be explored to actualize the project.

We tend to try to jump on those pretty aggressively and so you look at that architecture of that Mac Pro, it had great Thunderbolt external I/O and we said: 'This is a great opportunity to change what had been a conventional build a big card rack and slot a bunch of cards in there.' We said: 'a lot of this storage can be achieved with very high performance with Thunderbolt.

The degree of map inflation caused by microsatellites was reduced, but still noticeable, when microsatellites and SNPs were combined via the conventional build method.

Critics and professional architects had been complaining about the conventional, speculatively built brownstone almost within a decade of its appearance around 1860.

The opponents here claim that Shoreham is the prime contender, because of the available land, its secluded site, its location on Long Island Sound and the power grid connections for conventional generators built near the defunct nuclear plant.

Ford officials insist that the new Rouge plant makes economic and business sense, although they concede that it will cost about 10percentt more than a conventional plant built on a rural site.

Curiously, though the opener — Steve Lehman's concise "Nos Revi Nella" (2010), a composition written for JACK — was relatively hot off the press, it proved the evening's most conventional score, built of arching themes and interplay among the lines.