Sentence examples for reusing the structure from inspiring English sources

While the city would entertain proposals for reusing the structure, economics practically dictate its replacement, since zoning rules allow a building as much as two-thirds larger.

By then, the white paint was starting to flake off the building's brick exterior, various developers' plans for reusing the structure had fizzled one by one, and "delay" had become a dirty word for any politician to use in connection with Hahne's.

The center is to be replaced by one of three chapels being developed in Manhattan by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which looked at reuSaintshe existing structure at the request of preservationists but concluded that which be impossiblooked

Together, they were able to stretch the dollars in the city's "responsible and modest budget" by reusing the old structure instead of starting from scratch, according to Jack Poling, MS&R's lead interior architect on the project.

Because of the integration, MNS reuses the directory structure of autoconf protocol, which allows MNS to acquire the efficiency of the directory-based protocols without any additional complexity of directory maintenance.

Firstly, we reuse the previous structure (SW_{i-1}) (Line 4).

Moreover, that is why we cannot reuse the same structure for the second application that has four selection possibilities instead of three.

This can reuse the hardware structure (having round trip time (RTT) calculation logic for ranging) for detection and demodulation of physical layer signal.

SHANGHAI — Anticipation was high before the Oct. 1 National Day holiday in Shanghai as the Chinese art world prepared for the opening of two major institutions, both reusing structures from the 2010 World Expo: The China Art Palace, housed in the former China Pavilion, and the Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum, in a former thermal power plant that was the site of the "Pavilion of the Future".

Reusing architectural structures benefits companies, because the architecture is a pivotal part of any system, and a costly one to construct.

The Mousetrap reused some structures that were built in 1951, before the formation of the Interstate Highway system.