Sentence examples for project alteration from inspiring English sources
In the Gaza Strip, labor issues in housing provision occur due to, for example, unskilled jobs, lack of site safety, and design and project alteration during execution (Enshassi et al. 2007).
Kearney et al. (2009) used a biophysical model in conjunction with an evolutionary response component to project alterations in the range of Ae. aegypti in Australia due to climate change and concluded that habitat for the mosquito will likely expand as individuals increase household water storage in response to a drier climate.
"It's unheard-of for an architect to take over the completion of a project — or alterations — when the original architect is still alive and actively involved".
The project involved alterations to the path of the Trent and Mersey Canal and River Trent, along with new provisions for pedestrians.
His next project was an alteration of an old movie house at 124th Street and Seventh Avenue, occupied by what became known as the Greater Refuge Temple.
After graduation, Crake started his Paradice Project, an embryo-alteration programme designed to create perfect human beings.
The Records of Necessity were the fundamental, analysed documents which allow to determine the real view of alterations Project Documentation.
The company has successfully operated in the Houston area for the past ten years working on both small and large scale construction, repair, and alteration projects focusing on residential contracting.
"The construction repair project was not an alteration," Hage wrote, referring to work that has gone on intermittently for more than a decade.
Conversion of the nine-story office building into a hotel with 65 guest rooms was a $15 million project complicated by the alteration of the hotel's structure to allow the addition of more floors if demand warrants.
The economists of the troika are not imposing violent austerity measures simply to politically dominate the European nations but rather to exclude any competing existential project, that is, any alteration to the troika's vision of "the market".
