Sentence examples for m building from inspiring English sources

Jenny Rebecca Rossman and Carlton Justin Patrick were married Saturday at the M Building in Miami.

"What you saw a lot of times was that the zoning was restrictive" and discouraged the building of front porches, said Greg Ugalde, president of the Home Builders Association of Connecticut and of his own contracting firm, T & M Building in Torrington.

A 492 m building is used as an example to illustrate application of the methods.

Elsewhere in the 330,000 sq ft (31,000 sq m) building, parents say they are fond of the "story steps", an amphitheatre-style space with giant bean bags.

Using the MM5/CALMET model simulated wind data of Hong Kong, the FAD map of three urban zones are calculated: podium (0 15 m), building (15 60 m), and urban canopy (0 60 m).

In Germany, if the permeability is within the range of 5 × 10−6 and 5 × 10−3 m/s and if the depth to the ground WT beneath the infiltration device is more than 1.5 m, building of infiltration device is normally permitted (Gobel et al. 2008).

Writer visited Landau's office, which is on the 20th floor of the M-G-M building, on Sixth Avenue.

The fact that even trees of height 2 m placed 40 m upwind of a 15-m building can affect the flow above the roof suggests that they should be included when performing CFD simulations for buildings.

From macro-BS (base station) to outdoor user: ITU-R P.1411-5 recommendation [13], actually based on the COST231 Walfish-Ikegami model, considering a 15-m building height, 20-m street width, and 50-m inter-building distance on average.

Although the profiles do not exhibit a negative ∂ U/∂ z, which is typical of mean flow over hills and buildings, e.g., Mohamed and Wood (2013), they do show that trees placed 40 m away from a 15-m building play an important part in determining the flow field over the front of the roof.

This study analyzed the effect on the wind field above the roof of a 15-m high building 40×50 m in plan of trees of varying height placed 40 m upwind of the building.