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The feasibility of the proposed schemes is finally demonstrated through a detailed numerical investigation in terms of an example building, in which the effects of measurement noise and excitation conditions are discussed.

For example, building in delays between steps for end-of-day batch processing might be an efficient way to increase throughput, but it will inadvertently create a buffer that conceals failure, such as a defective service or data errors.

Knissel shows that the primary energy requirement of an example building in Frankfurt can be reduced by 70% with high insulation levels in the building envelope, low electricity consumption for equipment and lighting, no active cooling, heat and humidity recovery and earth-to-air heat exchangers.

Comparison of the numerical results, for three example buildings in Los Angeles, Seattle and Boston, obtained by the approximate response spectrum method and accurate time-stepping method utilizing an ensemble of base motions indicates that the response spectrum methods can provide a good estimate of the failure cost for a quick performance-based evaluation of different design alternatives.

"If you're giving money in another country — for example, building a school in a foreign country — you may want to do regular inspections of what's going on and the progress made," she said.

For example, building a plant in a particular city eliminates the options to expand the capacity of plants in nearby cities. Choice of capital structure can affect value of project.

For example, building designs could change in response to the shift in materials.

For example, building thousands of housing units in low-lying coastal areas would make them vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme storms.

There are those who say, for example, that building in voting experience from the village up, as China and Pakistan say they are doing (and as Americans did before 1789), may be more useful than imposing periodic national elections on an inexperienced people.

Identifying when you got demoralized or demotivated, and which external circumstances derailed your efforts, will allow you to anticipate such events and plan how you to address them in the future (for example, by building in special incentives at critical junctures and brainstorming ways to manage external disruptions).

In addition, there are many complex behaviours that have thermoregulatory consequences, for example nest building in rats or the construction of a space shuttle by humans (Romanovsky 2007a).