'edge of building' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the outermost edges of a building, for example: The kids scaled the edge of building before anyone could catch them.
Mr. Obama has said only that he would prevent Iran from obtaining a weapon, and has left unclear whether it would be worth the risks to stop Iran from walking up to the edge of building a weapon.
Displacement and acceleration at stiff edge of building.
Control force of damper installed at stiff edge of building.
Control force of damper installed at flexible edge of building.
Displacement and acceleration at flexible edge of building.
The ratio, e d / r Open image in new window is varied from negative extreme (i.e. all dampers are located at flexible edge of building) to positive extreme (i.e. all dampers are located at stiff edge of building).
From the results of MCSM, we found that double-bounce, helix, and wire scattering are prominent for the buildings, especially at the edge of buildings.
The number, area and edge density of building patches also increased.
When he is leaping off the edges of buildings, mind, during a chase on foot over the rooftops of Siena, director Marc Forster does his best work.
"I would hope that the word goes out from our country that not only do we run excellent world events, but also we balance coaches on the edges of buildings like no one else ever could".
Linda Seidel, the chairwoman of the art history department at the university, said that Mr. Camille "was really working on the underside, topics people had ignored before -- the margins of pages, 'unimportant' artists who became mirrors of their time, the edges of buildings, out-of-the-way carvings".
