Sentence examples for recognised building from inspiring English sources

The 'passive house' (PH) is a specific, pan-nationally recognised building standard designed to consume 15 kilowatt-hours of space heating energy per square metre of living area per year (kWh/m2a), significantly less than most countries' current standard for a conventional house (CH).

The NMIT arts and media building is in Nelson, not Christchurch How the 'cardboard cathedral' became Christchurch's most recognised building.

In theory this approach should also be able to recognise buildings and landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, although recognising 3-D objects is much more difficult than identifying static 2-D images, says Mr Davis.

Others have recognised that building trusting relationships to enhance 'social capital' [ 21], is critical for capacity building.

It is now recognised that building new roads to reduce queues does not have the desired effect for long.

36 37 GPs have previously recognised that building relationships with parents may come at the cost of overlooking the child's needs.

Fortunately, the private sector is starting to recognise that building public trust is a worthy end in itself.

What the Home Office apparently failed to recognise in building this giant new vision was that it then "bears special responsibility for striking the right balance".

The Canadian College of Family Physicians also recognise capacity building as a key strategic goal [ 18] in their blueprint for success.

You need to recognise that building a violin, or any instrument, is a very long, slow project, and taking your time will yield superior results.

Even those who were lukewarm on mutuality recognised that building societies provided much-needed rivalry to Britain's famously profitable banks.