Sentence examples for house level from inspiring English sources

One can drill down not just to the state and county level, but the neighborhood, street and house level too; for example a static image of lower Manhattan by income bracket is at the top of this page.

Settlements were therefore digitized on single house level directly on VHR images from 2003 with Google EarthTM.

The focus of the optimisation of a whole city quarter's energy technology network needs to be extended from single house level to building groups.

"They were taking out our young promising candidates at the city council level, at the school board level, at the state house level".

This could be due to the close distance from the detector to the ground surface as compared to the house level in the field at which the atmospheric radon was measured.

This way, it is possible to reach passive house level insulation with massive wood walls because the double log wall eliminates the usual thermal bridges in a wood construction as both walls are load bearing.

The atmosphere on the team plane, on the team bus and in the team locker room is only half a step above the frat-house level.

The Republican Party's overconfidence throughout the campaign season was partially inspired by the party's recent experience at the state-house level, where Scott Walker and Chris Christie had taken on entrenched liberal interest groups and survived the predictable backlash.

(4) CTO's organizational influence on core stakeholders via personal (technical, managerial, individual) skills and characteristics at internal (in-house) level: technological competences; managerial competencies; leadership, flexibility, talent, charisma, verbal/written language skills, and problem-solving/visionary/analytical skills.

The study was undertaken in the maternity unit of a university-affiliated tertiary referral hospital that serves a population of approximately 600 000 with an in-house level 3 neonatal unit and a delivery rate of approximately 6000 maternities per annum.

The report recommended a single White House-level office or individual responsible for directing the nation's policy to prevent the spread of unconventional weapons and their possible use by terrorists.