Sentence examples for points to buildings from inspiring English sources

Levitt points to buildings that have been constructed over the last several years that automatically shade themselves with window devices or by changing shape; ones that filter wastewater through plants so it can be reused; and ones that document and broadcast information about how they are behaving.

In this paper, we will recommend eight important points to building an organizational culture that is positive for stable growth of a company.

He faced a canvas depicting the execution of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and pointed to buildings in one corner.

She pointed to buildings downtown and to a distant mountain, ignoring the ragged neighborhood below, except to single out one meticulous garden.

The subway roared from beneath the sidewalk grate as he pointed to buildings that once held this business or that one, which closed down this year or that.

Looking south from the eighth floor of a half-finished office tower on 14th Street on a recent day, Mr. Blaichman pointed to buildings he had developed in the meatpacking district.

Vitruvius' purpose in giving these examples was of course to illustrate a technical concept by pointing to buildings everyone knew.

Seeable's apps are an easy, non-technical access point to buildings and structures' information in an intuitive game-like environment.

I tell people that I am someone's son or someone's nephew, as an entry point to building trust.

They developed software to convert the original PDF into data the LII's developers could use as a starting point to building out the full version you see today.

He saw student loans as an entry point to building long-term relationships with young adults with big earnings potential.