Sentence examples for informed building from inspiring English sources

Analysis of 23 in-depth interviews with web workers from different stages of the web design and development process suggested the four ways web workers experience information literacy: staying informed, building a successful website, solving a problem or participating in a community of practice.

The ability to quantify the time-varying life-safety risk in the aftershock environment in a manner compatible with existing building code provisions will allow informed building evacuation and re-occupancy decisions to be made.

The Framework is intended to act as an integrated platform for designing out waste decision making, by providing informed building information modelling-driven guidance to address waste causes throughout design stages.

The findings should inform building envelope design decisions and support building energy performance analysis in hot-humid climate.

This work investigates the impact of modified ventilation and filtration system designs to inform building designers, operators, and policy makers of relative effectiveness and costs.

We review the major impacts coastal defence structures have on surrounding environments and recent experiments informing building coastal defences in a more ecologically sustainable manner.

It is proposed that such empirically derived response rates could then inform building control algorithms for optimization associated with building commissioning and on- going control over the operations phase of the building's life-cycle.

The intention of this paper is to set out a new vision for how future post-occupancy evaluation can close the building performance feedback loop to better inform building design.

The ultra-short-term cooling load prediction model is designed to inform building managers of the cooling load for the next hour and to adjust HVAC system operations in advance.

It is our intent to provide microbial ecologists with knowledge of many of the tools available for built environment data collection, as well as some of the constraints and considerations for these tools, which may improve our ability to design indoor microbial ecology studies that can better inform building design and operation.

Observed plant/organism responses may then result in materials and structures that inform building performance with native plant logic.