Sentence examples for surface of a building from inspiring English sources

Cracking and water absorption on the exposed surface of a building were observed to be less intense in oriented specimens.

A sufficiently long continuous duration of favourable conditions, particularly the availability of water and nutrients, is necessary for the mould growth on the surface of a building component.

Although graphene has been in the news before, A.C.S. said that it was now currently under development for use in flexible solar panels "that could be used to cover the outside surface of a building, in addition to the roof".

In this paper, the azimuth features of direct solar radiation on the external surface of a building are analyzed; the orientation and the form of a building are discussed, and the optimum building proportion for solar control is recommended.

The convective heat transfer coefficient (CHTC) of the exterior surface of a building envelope is a basic parameter that is used to represent the intensity of the convective heat transfer between the envelope and air when planning an energy-efficient building design.

Brise-soleil, sun baffle outside the windows or extending over the entire surface of a building's facade.

This study first investigated the CHTCs at the external windward, leeward, and roof surfaces of a building located in an urban neighborhood with different plan area densities.

Another way was to create "curved spaces" in sound, analogous to the curved surfaces of a building such as the Philips pavilion: swarms of "glissandi" - pitches moving up and down by "sliding" (like an air raid siren) and moving in many directions at once.

In the traditional approach of HAM transfer models, WDR is implemented in a simplified manner: the total mass of all raindrops impinging on a certain surface area of a building facade during the time interval of the meteorological input data (typically 1 h) is spatially and temporally averaged and is supplied to the facade as an averaged moisture flux.

It is 4kg of gold leaf, simply applied across the surface of an existing building.

Siding, material used to surface the exterior of a building to protect against exposure to the elements, prevent heat loss, and visually unify the facade.