Sentence examples for passive structures from inspiring English sources

Dr. Feist, who built an early passive house in Darmstadt, in 1991, says that the roots of passive structures go back as far as the 1930s.

While some 25,000 certified passive structures — from schools and commercial buildings to homes and apartment houses — have already been built in Europe, there are just 13 in the United States, with a few dozen more in the pipeline.

As simple example, we mention here test chips that include passive structures (inductances, capacitances, baluns, resonators).

They had similar difficulty with verbs and the passive structures that are characteristic of such science text.

Two tasks (comprehension of passive structures and spatial structures) were selected as control behaviours.

These valves are passive structures incapable of growth or tissue integration, and have many associated complications.

These valves are passive structures incapable of growth or repair, and have many associated complications.

Numerical simulations are carried out on a finite elements nonlinear model taking into account induced currents in the passive structures.

In Europe, the additional cost of building a passive structure is now about 4 percent, Dr. Feist said; in the United States, where overall building costs are lower, it is about 6 percent.

However, it makes the structure more complex than a passive structure.

We define several GP implementations using different features of epigenetics, such as passive structure, phenotypic plasticity, and inheritable gene regulation.