Sentence examples for historical facilities from inspiring English sources

To facility use and application of the developed BIM-Driven Components Library for Islamic style in any contemporary or historical facilities, a plug-in is created as an extension built for use with Autodesk Revit BIM platform.

Due to the budget cuts, the regional government has decided to close down these historical facilities.

I could go on about our beautiful beaches, outstanding recreational facilities, historical venues and cultural attractions.

On the contrary, Italian experts expressed their preferences to the visual impact near historical and cultural facilities (S.&AP., 0.35; RP.&PA., 0.40), while English experts assigned almost equal weights to all three criteria, including the visual impact to landscape evaluable areas.

But given recent events — namely, the FCO's habit of uncovering large troves of long-lost and sometimes damning historical documents in facilities outside London — it is likely that this new discovery will inspire further unease among historians, who accuse the government of working to hush up unflattering episodes in British history.

During the second half of the 20th century, for historical reasons, medical facilities and communication skills took different evolutionary paths in West and Central/East European countries.

But a different understanding is made explicit here in the two historical museums and outdoor facilities devoted to the Jamestown theme.

In this paper we examine the historical development of PHES facilities in the United States, analyze case studies on the controversies of disputed projects, examine the challenges to and conflicting views of future development in the United States, and discuss new development activities and approaches.

This is to ensure fires have less opportunity to threaten lives, historical structures, and visitor facilities.

Acclaimed for her biographies "Amelia Lost" and "The Lincolns," among other books, Fleming has a real facility with historical fiction, which is evident here.

In his second solo show in New York (and at the Zach Feuer Gallery), Johannes VanDerBeek embraces traditional sculptural subjects in nontraditional ways and in cheap materials, displaying a facility and historical awareness that have never been quite as overt, whimsical or physically inventive.