Sentence examples for energetic building from inspiring English sources
In addition he pursued an energetic building policy, constructing a whole series of castles and palaces in Syria.
Another manifestation was the energetic building in the early 470s of a proper set of walls for the city of Athens, an episode elaborately described by Thucydides to demonstrate the guile of Themistocles, who deceived the Spartans over the affair.
Energetic building refurbishment was the favored transition path for households.
Reappearing over the centuries as Bhairava -- he who inspires fear -- Pashupati, lord of beasts, the god of yogis, and the destroyer, Shiva finally, by the 9th century, achieves status in Kashmir as the fundamental energetic building block of the entire universe.
A few blocks east of here looms one of the most lavish and energetic buildings ever built.
Each retrofit scenario was modelled using an energetic hygrothermics building performance simulation (BPS) approach to determine the combined effects of retrofit packages on indoor air psychrometric conditions, external envelope (dynamic) heat transfer, operational energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and mould growth potential.
The energetic new building spree does little to improve people's real lives in one of the world's poorest countries.
This 'Natural Bawdy' commands audiences with energetic performance, building universal love, one head of hair at a time.
The Casa da Musica is engaging and intelligent in its architecture, constantly inventive, and energetic as a building.
Partly, in Okrent's words, to "change the word 'Rockefeller' from the signifier of rapacious greed to a symbol of enlightened citizenship," Junior embarked on an energetic philanthropic career, building Riverside Church and what would later become Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, donating the land for the United Nations, and creating the Cloisters and Colonial Williamsburg.
The high energetic costs of building and maintaining large brains are thought to constrain encephalization.
