Sentence examples for tower to reduce from inspiring English sources

Forest City wants to use modular construction for that 32-story tower to reduce costs.

The building also has a nine-story base with a setback tower to reduce its scale, he said.

The case study shows that this method can be used in tree barrier modeling of transmission lines, which can replace artificial identification of transmission tower, to reduce the time required for tower identification and generating power line, and improve the efficiency of tree barrier modeling by around 14.2%.

Particles were collected using dichotomous stacked filter units placed on 20 m towers to reduce the influence of dust from unpaved roads.

A distinctive design element is a large trapezoid-shaped opening near the top of the tower, which acts to reduce the wind load on the building.

However, this technology has few drawbacks, a maximum heat input temperature slightly higher than 2,273 K, the cycle working temperature of the endothermic step must be optimized to be compatible with dish or tower technologies, and to reduce sample vaporization.

In this paper, a method which utilizes a variable height for towers is introduced to reduce the structural design wind loads.

The most successful of these was the reconstruction of the first stage towers at Morgantown to reduce leakage, which resulted in a considerable improvement in performance.

It opted for aftermarket add-ons like larger, 17-inch 45-series tires; a strut tower brace up front to reduce chassis flex in turns; higher-rate springs and Tokico dampers; and beefy stabilizer bars both front and rear.

The dampers, about 10,000 in each tower, acted like shock absorbers to reduce the sway of the buildings in the wind.

Hundreds of thousands of young, unemployed men predominantly from the east were shipped to the west, where they planted more than 3 billion trees, fought forest fires and built fire towers and roads and worked to reduce soil erosion, all the while earning a modest amount of money that was then immediately pumped back into the economy, thus fueling the national recovery.