Sentence examples for long distance building from inspiring English sources

Many changes are in store for the former Long Distance Building of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company at 32 Avenue of the Americas, to which the Rudin family took title last month.

A roof-mounted heliostat with an area of 22.95 m2 was developed in this work to verify the feasibility of high flux and long distance daylighting in large building interior.

Social interaction apart from actual project negotiations have been shown to be useful in building long distance trust [ 47] so the inclusion of social gatherings in the TRN calendar of events would be recommended.

Crowe predicts that he can undercut AT&T and local phone companies 15% to 20% in delivering local and long distance service to office buildings.

Of all respondents, 61.8% held at least one of the unconfirmed beliefs that H1N1 could be transmitted through airborne spread across long distance (e.g. from a building to another building; 36.7%), via water sources such as reservoirs (35.7%), via insect bites (22.9%) or via eating well cooked pork (41.6%).

The D Block and other spectrum located in the Upper 700 MHz band is desirable because of its excellent suitability for carrying signals over long distances and through building walls.

The ancient architectures of tower buildings type are representative in ancient architectures in Beijing, and compared with other types of ancient architectures, they are characterized by long distance from ground, high height of building itself, and large inner space.

† Unconfirmed beliefs about modes of transmission was assessed by 4 items: the disease could be airborne across a long distance (e.g. from one building to another one); transmitted via water sources (e.g. reservoirs); transmitted via insect bites; transmitted via well-cooked pork.

This desirable "beachfront" low-frequency spectrum — so-called because these frequencies travel well over long distances and inside buildings, which means operators have to build just a third or a fourth as many towers as they do in areas where they're using higher frequencies — went to the corporate ancestors of today's AT&T and Verizon.

Snipe the engineer and his buildings from a long distance away.

Both Sprint and T-Mobile are short of such spectrum, whose ability to carry signals over long distances and into buildings makes it especially valuable.But even if they get such help, the smaller firms will still find it tough to prosper.