Sentence examples for roof concept from inspiring English sources
A roof concept for arid regions is also in the works.
When the Mercedes-Benz SLK first brought the folding roof concept to modern production reality in 1997, pedestrians who witnessed the intricate sequence went slack-jawed; today, the once-exotic hardware can even be found, in the case of the Chevrolet SSR, on a retro-style pickup truck.
This paper presents the experimental results and specific thermal and energetic saving analysis from the systematic monitoring carried out to analyse the energetic performance of a building with an innovative component, which is based on an optimisation of the sawtooth roof concept.
That was validated when I went to India and introduced some of the roof concepts, but the residents did not accept them because they were not aesthetically pleasing or didn't fit with the social customs of the region.
Sbarro showed a two-seat bubble-roof concept car called the Two for 100, which could easily be confused with George Jetson's flying car from the cartoon series.
These greenhouses extend the already popular green-roof concept, using recycled water and lowering energy consumption in the buildings upon which they sit.
He means: did you receive the e-mailed press release announcing, say, the resort hotel in Norway (which will be the first to realize the ski-slope-roof concept) or the double tower in Seoul (which resembles a hash sign)?
Our take: It's easy to love the utility here, with a sliding canvas roof (the concept's top is made from truck tarps) that can be opened from its front or its back.
The aim of this paper was to conduct lab-scale investigation of a new roof design concept termed "the thermoelectric roof solar collector (TE-RSC)" for power generation using solar energy.
With no sides or roof, the concept looked like some sort of electric rickshaw.
The company dates its origins to 1932, when Nicholas D'Agostino Sr .and his brother, Pasquale, opened a small store on the Upper East Side offering produce, groceries and baked goods under one roof, a new concept for New York.
