Sentence examples for developed square from inspiring English sources

In 1965, this area was the most intensely developed square mile in the world, with twice as much floor space per acre than any other place on earth.

STEVE LEVY, the Suffolk County executive, wants to bring a wireless network to every developed square mile of Long Island, a project that would create one of the world's largest wireless hot spots.

The results also indicate that newly developed square and rectangular CFFTs, with internal FRP reinforcement, exhibit significantly improved behavior over conventional CFFTs.

Results of the developed square-wave adsorptive stripping voltammetry (SW-AdSV) method were comparable with those obtained by reference analytical method.

Developing square eyes from reading online legal journals for hours on end becomes the norm.

Already the frontier is extending south again, 12 miles farther down the turnpike at Interchange 7A, where Matrix owns 750 acres and has already developed two million square feet of space, including a one million-square-foot building for a single tenant, Seaman's Furniture.

Arthur Collins, chairman of Collins Enterprises in Greenwich, who has developed 725,000 square feet of offices and 231 condominium units overlooking Stamford Harbor, hopes to get a 75,000-square-foot building called Harbor Watch under construction in 2001.

By the time the next temple, the Shyamray, was built in 1643 by Rajunath Singha, an entirely new plan had been developed: four square, squat linked towers covered with terra cotta tiles.

Summit, which has built more than 1,000 residential units over 27 years and has developed four million square feet of commercial space, has no residences for sale now, Mr. Charney said.

The agreement stipulated that Mr. Minervini would gain clear title to the land and buildings for $1 if he developed 20,000 square feet of the main building and put a $1.5 million roof on it, projects he completed years ago.

Figure 10a shows the torsion developed on square and rectangular buildings at different wind incidence angles.