The building design needs to match the typical characteristics of GEOTABS systems and efficient control tries to satisfy multiple objectives: thermal comfort at minimal cost on the short term combined with sustainable use of the ground on the long term.
From there the line cuts through the grounds of the Long Island Jewish Medical Center.
In a new project in the Half Hollow Hills district, 1,200 new homes, mostly for people 55 or over, are being built on 300 acres, the former grounds of the Long Island Developmental Center in Melville, now known as the Greens at Half Hollow.
Lowe (1950) developed a biogeographic hypothesis for species of Aneides grounded in the long history of the Arcto-Tertiary Geoflora [ 39].
Sidelines and practice fields have long been the stamping grounds of the loud and the proud.
"The Triplets of Belleville" was grounded in the long French tradition of graphic storytelling; its dark, spindly look comes not from Disney but from the elaborately produced comic books that attract a large adult audience in France.
On the U.S. side, this oversight grows in part out of the discomfort America has with the very idea of Russian power, grounded in the long Cold-War struggle.
Lord's Cricket Ground, headquarters and home ground of the Marylebone Cricket Club, long the world's foremost cricket organization, and the scene of Test Matches between England and visiting national teams and of matches of the Middlesex County Cricket Club, Oxford versus Cambridge, and Eton versus Harrow.
Fortunately, they either wittingly or unwittingly have started laying some of the ground work for the long rebuilding process ahead.
The festival has attracted first-class performers, directors, and designers and has established a reputation for discovering new talent, but much of its popularity can also be attributed to its custom of allowing patrons to stroll and picnic on the beautiful grounds of the estate during a long dinner intermission.
Both men said they were sympathetic to the need to rebuild ground zero, just resentful of the long hours.
