Sentence examples for tight envelope from inspiring English sources
Mr. Harley, who handles the tests for the Health House and Energy Star programs, rated the Roxbury house a "very good, tight envelope".
SGCs form a tight envelope around neurons (Fig. 2a), coupled by gap junctions, in sensory ganglia.
The given curve can approximate an ellipse from the both sides and can then yield a tight envelope for an ellipse.
Have your architect design the home to have a tight envelope so your energy usage will be as low as possible.
He has really only achieved neutrality by stating that a series of definite giveaways tax cuts and specific spending pledges will be accommodated within the very tight spending envelope he had already set himself, and by assuming that still more anti-avoidance measures will be successful.
The expense of a tight building envelope, better windows, and energy-efficient systems generally adds just $3 5 per square foot and often less, according to Greg Kats, managing director of Good Energies, a venture capital firm that invests in sustainable technology.
In most parts of the country last year's underspend suggests PCTs should be able to manage within the tighter funding envelope, especially as pay pressures are mitigated by the impact of the pay freeze for public sector workers earning over £21,500 a year and as management costs fall.
As argued elsewhere [ 73, 303], this difference seems to indicate that the formation of modern ion-tight cell envelopes, needed to survive in chemically hostile environments, followed the separation of these two domains of life.
SIDEWALK MAILBOX That blue faceless work of pop art daily collects thoughts written from mind to mind and heart to heart words clouded with fragile dreams folded into envelopes tight as secrets.
We consider the envelope tight-binding Hamiltonian of monolayer graphene as follows: H ex = ∊ ( p e ) + ∊ ( p h ) + V ( r e − r h ), (1).
