Sentence examples for interest to construction from inspiring English sources

This book will be of interest to construction researchers, practitioners, professional bodies, housing policy makers and government institutions as well as training and funding providers in these areas.

The results are of interest to construction and civil engineering professionals and showed that AG enhanced the viscosity of SCPs which in turn improves their stability.

A suitable salt hydrate encapsulation material would be of great interest to the construction industry.

The findings of this paper should be of considerable interest to producers of construction materials and to other industries where segregation of powder mixtures in silos is a major concern.

Table 9 The weight of effective parameters Number Criteria Weight 1 Safety 0.18928 2 Reliability 0.12735 3 Access time 0.11851 4 Access cost 0.11459 5 Easy access to system 0.10862 6 Comfort 0.10689 7 Time headway 0.07951 8 Interest to system 0.07830 9 Construction costs 0.07690.

And in recent times, Jeannine Mosely, an electrical engineer who designs geometrical modeling software, has applied her mathematical interests to the construction of folded-paper objects.

Companies may either expense interest costs linked to construction or capitalise them, for instance.

The judge, Edward J. Cleary of District Court in Ramsey County, ruled that it was in the state's best interest to proceed with the construction.

Samples were cast according to current standard provisions and tested at different ages in order to determine the mechanical properties of the produced concrete that are of interest to structural engineers and construction professionals.

Of strong interest to tissue engineers is the construction of multilayered scaffolds that target distinct regions of complex tissues.

263, 264, 70 L.Ed. 578, which holds that a party in interest who is opposed to construction of an extension may not 'initiate before the Commission any proceeding concerning the project', his remedy being to appear in opposition if application is made or to seek an injunction under § 1(20) if no application is made.