Sentence examples for usable structures from inspiring English sources

Why focus on new architecture, the curators ask, when so many usable structures are going to waste?

Using new possibilities of digital planning the construction industry demonstrated potential for the implementation of freeform architectures, which are only possible using expensive and only once usable formwork structures.

Among them, seventeen PBFs have usable protein structures, can be treated with the algorithm(see Appendix S1, About testing set).

We can also type functions of functions etc. Object structures usable in building a database can be described by some expressions of a natural language.

In this paper, the first step of the design of a junction termination structure usable on diamond Schottky diodes is introduced.

The data is usable with the structure that has been provided.

The lack of correlations may simply reflect a decrease in the statistical power of the analyses, as there were fewer usable observations within these structures.

In this paper it will be shown that the wave height parameter H50, defined as the average wave height of the 50 highest waves reaching a rubble-mound breakwater in its useful life, can describe the effect of the wave height on the history of the armor damage caused by the wave climate during the structure's usable life.

An accurate representation of existing structures with a usable database containing the attributes and parameters of these structures will be hugely valuable addition to the initial business planning stages of many urban planning and regeneration projects.

Krivovichev (2012 ▸) derived 8 pairs of bond-valence parameters using this method, but pointed out that the introduction of anion-centered coordination polyhedra into the refinement greatly limits the applicability of the method; for structures to be usable, not only must the cation make all bonds to the same anion, but the anion must also make all bonds to that same cation.

Mr. Chang said that BioBat's cost could be reduced by getting "more usable space out of the structure" than was originally contemplated.