Sentence examples for drawings schedules from inspiring English sources

E-Builder is a digital document manager that lets you view drawings, schedules, contracts and specs allowing all phases of construction to stay in line.

The complete plant is the ultimate deliverable, but the immediate deliverables for working engineers are the drawings, schedules, datasheets, and so on which explain exactly what the designer intends to be built.

On the other hand, Perlman and Sacks (2014) compared the ability of learners in identifying hazard between the virtual environment and the traditional project documents (drawings, schedules and photographs) and proved that ability of learners in spotting hazards is better in virtual environments.

This chapter describes different types of electrical diagrams and their development from original concepts, which describe the full operation of the system and how further drawings, schedules, and diagrams are produced in order to enable the system to be constructed, installed, tested, and commissioned at the factories.

The museum has canceled its show of the London collector Howard Karshan's Modern and contemporary drawings, scheduled for the end of the month.

There will be no state lottery drawings Christmas Day, and the usual Lotto drawing scheduled for Wednesday will be held instead on Tuesday, Christmas Eve, officials announced.

But drawings and schedules were late, and by the time the parts arrived, executives found that they were poorly or improperly constructed and needed to be repaired.

This information, which is usually in the form of specifications, drawings, or schedule information, enables prompt identification, processing, and communication of discrepancies between actual and expected performance.

Respondents said that there is a strong negative impact of the delay in providing feedback for the following remote project's queries on the project's process and performance: clarification of design information, contract drawings, updated Schedule, contract specifications, reporting QA/QC problems, and budget, and as-built records.

And if the name of this Chinese artist rings a bell, it is because the exhibition of his explosive gunpowder drawings is scheduled to open in a few days, here in Los Angeles at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Two years ago, Clive Chan, Tishman's director of scheduling, sent e-mails with attached drawings and updated schedules to everyone in the company.