Sentence examples for desirable space from inspiring English sources
The foundation has not yet decided whether to sell the desirable space that the museum occupied on busy Michigan Avenue.
The vacancy rate for Class A space -- the newest and most desirable space -- dropped to 10.3percentt, a decline of more than 15 percentage points.
Desirable space is limited to a few blocks around Broad Street and Wall Street, and not all buildings are adaptable to retail use.
The district's intent is to convert vacant parking lots and other underused property into affordable, desirable space for a variety of arts groups.
Law firms are also putting back-office functions and libraries in less desirable space, said Brian R. Daly, a senior vice president at Cassidy & Pinkard, a real estate company in Washington.
He said other building owners had used similar tactics to use less desirable space for mechanical functions so they could add a floor on the top of a building or enlarge a mezzanine level.
Space on 42nd Street between Sixth and Eighth Avenues can still be rented for as little as $75 a square foot, but the most desirable spaces on the street are now at $632 a square foot, up from $375 in the fall.
These increasingly desirable spaces are found up and down the Manhattan office market, from Midtown towers like 499 Park and 250 West 55th Street to downtown in the Goldman Sachs headquarters at 200 West Street, which opened in 2009, and at 1 and 3 World Trade Center now under construction.
Good lattice point sets have desirable space-filling properties, and many designs with large L1-distance can be obtained by the leave-one-out good lattice point method (Zhou and Xu, 2015).
By solving a real application in data center thermal management, we further demonstrate that the proposed algorithm can be extended to incorporate desirable space-filling properties, such as the non-collapsing property.
The table is divided into four climatic regions based on Iran climatology, to lead architects, urban planners for designing desirable spaces.
