Sentence examples for new retrofitting from inspiring English sources

The results also shown that ECC itself could be used as a new retrofitting material in column confinement.

A new retrofitting was devised as a result, in which the seven TTs are inserted in a welded triangular rod structure as shown in Figure 9.

In this study, finite element (FE) models are developed to examine the interfacial behavior of a new retrofitting system comprised small diameter carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) rods spaced apart a distance larger than the rod diameter.

Soon after it approves the new retrofitting mandate, the council should enact a companion ordinance that limits the amount of the cost that landlords can pass on to their tenants.

Here we describe four new retrofitting vectors which allow addition of G418 resistance, luciferase expression and/or oriP/EBNA-1 to BACs, and a simple protocol based on those of Mejia and Larin, 2000 and Wade-Martins et al., 2001 for in vivo recombination with Cre.

Solar roof-shape classification provides basic information for designing new buildings, retrofitting interventions on the building roofs, and efficient solar integration on the roofs of buildings.

Integrated production of bioenergies and bioproducts may be achieved by coupling existing biofuel plants with new bioindustries, by retrofitting existing bioindustries with new bioenergy facilities or by erecting completely new integrated facilities.

Its new aircraft orders sagging, Boeing evidently is looking at new opportunities in retrofitting existing planes, and finding some in the bag-stowage area.

The plan includes new efficiency targets for appliances and buildings that will cut carbon pollution setting new standards and retrofitting buildings to cut billions of metric tons in pollution by 2030.

One such strategy has to do with making the staircase a more prominent part in the design of a new building or retrofitting an old staircase to ensure that it stays open, clean and well lighted.

With more than $300m£190m0m) in investment, the company is one of a number of players trying to bring to reality a new era of glass, hoping to make it standard first in offices, later in homes – and as a result tap into the billions spent every year on windows for both new constructions and retrofitting existing buildings.