Sentence examples for utility spaces from inspiring English sources

Both subjective criteria are usually assessed in different utility spaces.

The east-west spine is a simple design move, but highly effective in the way it establishes, with great clarity, an armature for the living, sleeping and utility spaces, bearing in mind that the house is half-embedded in the slope on its northern side.

In general, the railroad spaces are more valuable than the utility spaces, which offer little in the way of long-term investment.

In the largest houses, feed storage, egg room, and utility space may be in a centre section, with laying-house wings in both directions.

From the outside, the house looks much taller than its two stories, but that illusion is the result of the 3.5-meter-, or 11.5-foot-, ceinside inside as well as the utility space on the ground level.

All emphasize the importance of adequate isolation facilities (at least one cubicle for every six beds), sufficient space around each bed (20 m2), wash hand basins between every other bed, ventilation including positive and negative pressure ventilation for high risk patients and sufficient storage and utility space.

The models also were estimated in willingness-to-pay (WTP) space instead of conventional utility space.

But we also measure things like K factor, which is not a metric most companies in the utility space are thinking about today.

Being cautious or slow to adopt new digital trends isn't a trait that's solely seen in the utility space.

"Frankly, I'm not sure why scale matters to anyone at all in the utility space, other than as a rationale," he says.

This is consistent with the results of models estimated in utility space which all showed this to be the most important service attribute.