The reason they are not commonly used in New York City is because the rolls -- 10 to 50 feet wide, in 10-foot increments -- are hard to transport in an elevator.
The 10 million square feet of office space that were lost to terror could be reconstituted in 1-million- or 2-million-square-foot increments in neighborhoods around the city that already house large populations ready to work.
Another prefabricated unit widely used in light construction is the roof truss, which is manufactured and stockpiled according to angle of pitch and horizontal length in 4-foot increments.
As more biomedical companies like Progenics and Aton need additional space and new companies join them in Westchester, LCOR will add space at the Landmark in 50,000-square-foot increments contained in three-story, precast concrete modules, said Steven Rosenstein, the president of SRA in White Plains, a firm working with LCOR as a planning consultant.
In situations where several study participants had the same residential address, such as in an apartment building, the geocoded coordinates were altered slightly by adding 1-foot increments to each of the longitude and latitude coordinates, ensuring that all participants had a unique location and that no two participants were grouped as one when mapping.
To clean the entire upholstered surface of the furniture, work in three-foot increments to avoid over-saturating one area.
The SiriusXM host Mike Ferrin often refers to altuves as a unit of measurement, and a Web site, "How Many Altuves?", converts 1 foot to increments of 5 feet 5 inches.
Peter Cole, a veteran big-wave rider, got it right when he wrote that big waves are best measured not in feet but in increments of fear.
The average depth of each survey was recorded by REEF participants in 10 feet (3.05 meter) increments.
Measure and mark 1-foot (30 cm) increments along the entire back 2x8 (50x200 mm) frame of the platform.
At 37, he seems a natural shuffler, feet moving in small increments, shoulders rounded.
