Sentence examples for reference office from inspiring English sources
A comparison of the optimised to the reference office module suggests that an urban optimised office reduces the cooling demand to 10% of the urban reference office.
The developed multi-objective methodology is demonstrated on a reference office building located in a temperate climate zone with high annual temperature variations.
We have performed a simple analysis of the potential profitability of demand controlled ventilation (DCV) on a reference office building in Norway.
In this study, a trigeneration system using two sets of diesel-engine prime movers was designed for a high-rise reference office building in a subtropical city.
A comparison of the building types based in the same location suggests that during the typical hot week the rural reference office has 84% energy demand for cooling compared to a similar urban office.
Case studies based on a generic reference office building were conducted to elaborate the energy and cooling requirements, and the cost implications when the PV facades together with the daylight-linked lighting controls were being used.
In recent years, our newspaper and website have published "work colleague" hundreds of times, often in reference to office or relationship dilemmas, but also in news stories, obituaries and features.
The scene works as a joking reference to office security on the eve of Lee Harvey Oswald and Charles Whitman, the Texas tower sniper, and also as an allusion to the insecurity of a younger generation of midcentury men who didn't serve in World War II or Korea.
The CECs have formalized terms of reference and office bearers and take the responsibility very seriously.
For the reference population (office workers) the same type of sampling materials will be placed in a bag located in the working area, for example on a desk.
Correction: March 4, 2004, Thursday An Op-Ed article yesterday about possible Democratic vice presidential candidates had an outdated reference to the office held by Evan Bayh.
