Sentence examples for the retrofitting of from inspiring English sources

The retrofitting of 19th-century buildings for art purposes began around 50 years ago in SoHo.

Just last month, the Administration proposed new rules on the retrofitting of old power plants.

And that would cost two hundred thousand bucks less, and that money could then pay for the better windows and the retrofitting of the lighting and other improvements.

In addition, the Clinton Climate Initiative of the William J. Clinton Foundation in 2006 created the Energy Efficiency Building Retrofit Program to facilitate the retrofitting of existing buildings.

The plan imposes the toughest diesel rules in the nation, requiring filters on new diesel engines sold in California and the retrofitting of most other diesel engines.

These units found widespread application in the retrofitting of existing buildings particularly houses and apartment buildings—and have since found considerable application in new residential buildings.

One particular device that has proved successful in the savings reached and in its acceptance by clients is the retrofitting of halogen down lighters with LED equivalents.

The cleaner fuel will also allow the retrofitting of existing diesel engines, resulting in some short-term benefits even as the trucks and buses now on the road are phased out.

The gleaming space is one of the newest examples of a trend that began in the late '80s — the retrofitting of prewar apartment buildings with amenities ranging from gyms and basketball courts to rooftop gardens and children's playrooms.

As she described recently in New Scientist, she found the retrofitting of energy efficiency in her cottage - such that all her heating comes from a few solar thermal panels - far easier than she, an esteemed energy expert, had ever imagined.

The conference will also feature tours and receptions to call attention to New York's green advances, from the retrofitting of the Empire State Building to construction of the High Line, a public park on the site of a former freight railway line.