Sentence examples for thickness building from inspiring English sources

The present study considered building materials, their thickness, building shape, and occupant schedule as design variables since building energy performance is sensitive to these variables.

And the Gothic facade of 90 West Street endured because of its terra cotta construction totaling more than a foot in thickness; the building's base of decorative granite blocks is, in some places, an extraordinary six feet thick.

"People were looking for thinner and thinner walls," they said of post-war modernism, but "we cherished and revelled in the idea of thickness of building". They liked the "wonderful geometric oddities" of thick-walled castles, "exploited the depth of walls for manipulating light", and spoke of "the delight of the reveal".

"People were looking for thinner and thinner walls," they said of post-war modernism, but "we cherished and revelled in the idea of thickness of building".

The optimal insulation thickness in building envelope for fourteen different provinces from two climatic regions is studied.

The variation of windows-to-wall ratio for different orientation leads to the different economical thermal insulation thickness of building envelope and payback period.

Mathematical model on economical thermal insulation thickness of building envelope and thermal properties optimizing of envelope were built considering the impact of house orientation, windows-to-wall ratio and types of windows.

The aim of this research was the development of a composite timber façade wall, which will not exceed the thickness of building elements, such as doors and windows, and will meet the requirements of energy efficiency and have improved dynamic thermal properties.

Retinoids are also effective for treating the eye area, as they help increase the skin's thickness by building collagen, Zamani said.

Regarding calculation of dose, many factors such as density and thickness of the building material, as well as factors relating to the type of building, and the gamma emission data need to be taking into account to ensure accurate radiation protection.

Mr. Drewes's lithograph "Grain Elevator V" (1926) is a masterpiece of visual simplicity, the artist capturing the monumental scale and thickness of the building's concrete walls.