Sentence examples for projected property from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 Projected property space of ~200.000 compounds from 90 dimensional space.

Miami is the world's most vulnerable city based on projected property loss due to coastal flooding and New York City, despite a comprehensive coastal resiliency plan, continues development within flood prone areas, with Mayor Bill de Blasio endorsing multiple waterfront developments despite objections from environmentalists.

It is also shown that all known pharmacologic characteristics for receptor partial agonists matched precisely the projected properties of the agonist antagonist bifunctional compounds.

But out in the towns and counties, where the better part of a voter's taxes are paid, local officials are projecting property tax increases on a scale not seen in 10 years.

"First they have a good income and excellent prospects, and secondly they want to buy in an area where we project property prices will grow significantly.

For instance, use of homologous series to project properties of lower hydrocarbons on to higher ones are not affected if the number of carbon atoms in the correct formulae are doubled, which results from taking 6 as the relative atomic weight of carbon, as many of the contemporary organic chemists did.

Q. My co-op apartment occupancy agreement requires the corporation to "provide and pay for all necessary repairs, maintenance and replacements on project property, including the member's dwelling unit" with the exception of painting, kitchen appliances, kitchen flooring and damages caused by a member's negligence or misuse.

The Company, along with its subsidiaries is engaged in the fields of investment in infrastructure projects, property development and investment, property agency and management, hotel investment and management, restaurant operations and catering operations.

Kirkpatrick and Ashworth remained behind to supervise the disposal of Manhattan Project property.

Based on the results we provide our recommendation for the optimal or near-optimal team size in seven project groups defined by four project properties.

The impact of different project properties, such as the dependency between development stages and the opportunity cost of time, on overlapping policies is discussed.