Sentence examples for multidisciplinary building from inspiring English sources

BIM has created an opportunity for stakeholders to collaborate and share multidisciplinary building information (Eastman et al., 2008) that can help designers to save time when creating new models (Ham & Golparvar-Fard, 2014).

Boasting French influences and a pristine art-deco style, La Roma is a vibrant yet friendly and human scale district populated with tasteful street art, multidisciplinary buildings and galleries like Casa Lamm as well as avant-garde restaurants that reinvent Mexican cuisine from its core and humble beginnings as Fonda Fina under the mastery of chef Juan Cabrera.

This report recommends that healthcare jurisdictions should utilise research clusters as a catalyst for multidisciplinary team building in order to facilitate more rapid exchange of information and new evidence [ 10].

Therefore, a deep and multidisciplinary understanding of building envelopes and the new potentialities associated to building materials is needed in order to design green and smart constructions.

Green buildings typically use an IDP, which relies on a multidisciplinary team of building professionals.

The DHM toolkits proposed in this study can bring attention towards building multidisciplinary collaboration that can enhance HF/E outreach goals in sustainability-related engineering design.

The integration of virtual worlds and CAD systems using a common data model can make a significant impact on synchronous collaboration and real-time multiuser multidisciplinary modification of building data.

In the setting of South East Asia, cultural attitudes to nurse-led research in critical care must be taken in to consideration when building multidisciplinary research teams.

Building multidisciplinary and multinational sustainable partnerships is integral to reduce musculoskeletal health inequities in developing countries [ 7, 67], as well as in underserved areas of industrialised nations.

Previous studies have reported pharmacists' concerns about potential increases in workload and adequacy of remuneration when new services are introduced [ 23] seemed to be a crucial factor in building multidisciplinary teams [ 12, 14, 15].

In the setting of South East Asia, cultural attitudes to nurse-led research in critical care must be taken in to consideration in the multidisciplinary approaches to building the research team.