Sentence examples for streamlined building from inspiring English sources
The white streamlined building looked again like a place of national importance.
Unable to compete with the extravagant, steel-framed skyscrapers being constructed in the US, European cities developed their own style of streamlined building, with exotic facades combining art-deco geometry with national motifs.
Using Drupal streamlined building of the breeding database content and the implementation of data access control and functionality for creating individual group home pages.
Likewise, Nigeria's streamlined building code, passed in 2006, has been adopted by some states but others are still dithering.Wherever the red tape is thickest, the result is widespread informality.
Born in Allenstein, East Prussia in 1887, he made his name with a sequence of at first curious and then magnificent streamlined buildings.
Along Lexington, buildings included the giant Commodore Hotel at 42nd and the streamlined Graybar Building at 44th.
During that period, Kahn produced some mildly interesting works, like the 1947 streamlined office building for Universal Pictures at 445 Park Avenue, at 57th Street, and some that are pretty awful, like the 1952 Klingenstein Maternity Pavilion at Mount Sinai Hospital, at Fifth Avenue and 99th Street.
His team had been focused on streamlining and building the company's core businesses.
She offered no specific solutions beyond saying she would focus on streamlining state agencies, building bipartisan alliances and strengthening ethics and campaign finance laws.
IBM has spent more than $150 million over 18 months installing complex supply-chain management software from SAP America and i2 Technologies itwo, streamlining logistics and building up an e-commerce infrastructure on shopibm.com.
By increasing the speed of patient recruitment, streamlining processes, and building a coordinated network of clinical trial capacity in partnership with trial sites, Denmark can retain and develop its position as one of the countries with the highest number of clinical trials per capita.
