Sentence examples for dimension of building from inspiring English sources
The cultural dimension of building stirs me emotionally.
As dimension of building parallel to wind direction increases, the mean along-wind displacements of the building reduces due to increase in the lateral stiffness of building along the direction of wind and reduction in frontal area of the building.
They use urban palimpsests -- street maps, vanished landmarks -- not to assert claims of historical authenticity but rather to expose the extreme artificiality, the arbitrary dimension, of building on the past.
Plan dimension of building, parallel to the direction of ground motion.
Plan dimension of building, perpendicular to the direction of ground motion.
The paper presents the energy evaluation of urban structures and the dimensioning of building sites using the iso-shadow method.
This paper presents a review of the literature on human dimensions of building energy use to assess the state-of-the-art in this topic area.
A review of building dimensions in property tax records shows two 20-story buildings with only 25 feet of street frontage in Midtown, but no other building as tall as this new project with as little street frontage.
The generalised formulation accepts (M^ = mathop smallint nolimits_{0}^{H} {{varPhi }}left( z right)^{2} m {text{d}}z) instead of m in Eq. (2). Figure 2 shows the spectrum of generalised input acceleration for a range of building dimensions determined by the width (W) and shape factor (S), and average velocity U, for a fraction of critical damping of 2.5%.
This analysis must be related to the following aspects of construction history occurring during the design and the construction of such objects: design solutions, methods of structural analysis and dimensioning of structural components, properties of building materials, technologies of their production and also the technology of construction.
The deployment scenario consists of building blocks of dimensions 200 m 200 m, interlaced with the streets of width 30 m, forming a regular structure called the Manhattan grid, as shown in Figure 4.
