The creation of a sustainable built environment is related not only to energy-efficient construction but also to the efficient use of materials, in order to minimise environmental impacts and avoid further depletion of natural resources.
Huzar attributed the high level of engagement to OfferUp's focus on a secure, frictionless user experience, an image-driven platform and the creation of a community built on personal connectivity.
In general, the AM process consists of (i) generation of a Standard Triangulation Language (STL) file, (ii) file verification and repair, (iii) creation of a build file, (iv) construction of the implant, and (v) cleaning and finishing.
In 2011 and 2012, Brian advised I School Masters students Rowyn McDonald and Karen Rustad on the creation of a legal citator built on the CourtListener database.
In her catalogue essay, Kate Goodwin hopes the show will "heighten our awareness of the sensory realm of architecture and thereby encourage the creation of a more rewarding built environment".
Even as consumers enthusiastically engage with a first-act product, managers must prepare for its inevitable collapse, shifting their focus to the creation of a solid platform built on business fundamentals.
His most formidable power base, however, was in the town hall at Marseille, where for 33 years he managed to hold off the challenge from the right and presided over the creation of a modern city, built up its social and cultural amenities, and tried to ameliorate the city's problems of finance, housing, and influx of emigrants from Algeria in 1962.
To economists, globalization is the global spread of liberal and capitalist economic ideas, notably the creation of a global market built on free trade (Blowfield & Murray, 2014).
The creation of a democratic society, built on egalitarian principles, is the only real systematic means of assuring that the interests of the entire society are not sacrificed to those of powerful elites.
Prison reform in the 19th century led to the creation of a new prison built in a Tudor Gothic style on the castle site in 1825; used first as a county and then as a military prison, this facility was demolished in 1935.
