Compact cities use significantly less energy per person than sprawling ones, as people live closer to amenities.We can engineer cities for cars powered by electricity, hydrogen and liquefied natural gas and for the better integration of water, sewage and power systems.
The team is also still trying to figure out the sweet spot, but Seratis plans to charge users per month so it can fit into small hospitals, as well as sprawling ones.
Our home, in Ithaca, N.Y., is a sprawling one-story house right at the end of a cul-de-sac, on a parcel of wooded land frequented by deer and skunks, groundhogs and raccoons, rabbits and chipmunks, and a host of squirrels.
In some ways, it is impossible to distinguish where that city ends and this sprawling one begins.
The hazards are even greater for a sprawling one with a long history of indolent maintenance and planning.
At 0-0, Dzeko's header brought a sprawling one-handed save from Víctor Valdés.
In its original form "A Quiet Place" was a sprawling one-act opera intended to be performed alongside Bernstein's well-received 1952 one-act "Trouble in Tahiti".
Lessig countered the Court's cramped understanding of corruption with a sprawling one, defining corruption as "the economy of influence".
Some say Ms. Gallagher saved this time capsule, composed of sprawling one-family homes, no two quite alike, from being chopped up into boarding houses or infiltrated by apartment buildings.
MANHATTAN: 255 West 23rd Street (between Seventh and Eighth Avenues), #3HW A sprawling one-bedroom with bright southern light in an Art Deco prewar building.
After 72 years, Lowen's, a sprawling one-story maze of toys, appliances, and other odds and ends from the recent and distant past, will be demolished to make way for a housing development.
