Sentence examples for drawings specifications from inspiring English sources

The more you can tell a contractor about your project, using blueprints or drawings, specifications, paint chips and hardware preferences, the better.

This chapter reveals that the tools of a security system design include drawings, specifications, interdisciplinary coordination, product selection, project management, and client management.

There is need for a professional objective review of drawings, specifications, and construction loan commitments and payment requests to fully protect the lender.

During the appropriate design stages, the project leader should also cooperate with the electrical engineers to ensure that the electrical drawings and specifications are complete and compatible with all of the other drawings and specifications.

On its website it advertises drawings and specifications (such as JAL's logo, which the cups must carry) in order to solicit business from any firm that comes across its site, rather than the usual Japanese suppliers.

That product is embodied in the drawings and specifications.

During construction-documents-preparation phase, final drawings and specifications are prepared by design team.

Sites offer project management software- a virtual construction hub where drawings, contracts, specifications and progress reports are online for everyone to see.

Drawings, technical specifications, bill of quantities of 25 concrete residential buildings with total areas that vary between 230 and 118,200 m2 in Istanbul were examined.

Engineers usually do an excellent job of documenting WHAT they build the plant drawings and specifications record in excruciating detail the materials of construction, temperature and pressure ratings, size of pipes and equipment, equipment layout, piping and equipment interconnections, and all other information required to construct and operate a plant.

In 1980, NASM historian Frank H. Winter examined the 1965 drawings and specifications Coandă prepared while at Huyck Corporation, and wrote an article about Coandă's claim: "There is a wholly new description of the inner workings of the machine that does not occur in any of the accounts given [in the 1910s] and which defies all of the patent specifications".