Sentence examples for enable building from inspiring English sources

The Queen's speech included a promise of legislation to enable building of Crossrail, the £10bn link across London.

Meanwhile, California is also scheduled to launch an OBR program early next year, which will enable building owners to finance retrofits through their utility bills.

Mr. Kuperberg said that in addition to having bulletin boards, newsletters, maintenance schedules and co-op or condominium governing documents for each building, sites can enable building residents to communicate by e-mail with management and vice versa.

The data it collects and analyses on when and where rodents are caught enable building managers to place traps more effectively and alert them to a new outbreak.Upgrading the humble mousetrap took a number of innovations to come together.

With its proximity to the Museum of Contemporary Art (as well as Disney Hall and other key Los Angeles destinations), its Hollywood picturesqueness (the neighborhood was built as a sort of tourist theme mall in 1938, after the original was leveled to enable building works by Union Station), and its wealth of dining options, Chinatown shouldn't need to do much to keep a finger in the art world pie.

Afterwards, the Tanks will be closed during some periods to enable building work on the new galleries above.

At Swansea's Sustainable Product Engineering Centre for Innovative Functional Industrial Coatings (SPECIFIC), Durrant helps develop technologies that enable buildings to produce, store, and release their own energy.

In architecture, kinetic structures enable buildings to react specifically to internal and external stimuli through spatial adjustments.

The goal of this work is to demonstrate a method to measure and manage the cradle-to-gate life cycle environmental impacts by linking environmental targets with modern construction management methods, to enable buildings to meet sustainable target values (STV).

This chapter discusses the potential applications of glass to deliver dynamic design solutions that enable buildings to be more energy efficient by making the most of daylight and solar gain whilst protecting the environment and conserving energy.

Despite vague talk about wireless parking meters and enabling building inspectors to submit reports using Wi-Fi hand-helds, most cities lack the back-office systems needed to do such things.