Sentence examples for via a building from inspiring English sources

Sophisticated social relationships are thought to have evolved via a building block design where more fundamental social behaviours and cognitive processes have been combined, incrementally modified, and elaborated over time.

The simulations for the year 2010 are consistent with the existing climate data (mean bias on temperatures less than or equal to 1 °C) and annual energy consumptions for building space heating estimated via a building typology energy assessment approach (discrepancies of 20%).

Mr. Sladkus received a reminder of this stricture via a building-wide memo one wintry night after his two young daughters — "briefly," he said — left their snowy boots and umbrellas leaning against the door jamb.

However, its problem is that it is really a surface layer to a building platform (via Flash) and thus there is no rendering on other platforms like mobile.

In the simplest form, heat is supplied via a pipeline to a building nearby.

A designcooling load represents heat flow into a building via the building envelope and from internal sources, again under a commonly accepted set of assumptions.

Buckling-restrained braces (BRBs), a new generation of bracing system, may increase structural integrity and at the same time reduce seismic response in a building via energy absorption.

She had to be smuggled out of the building in a laundry van and returned to her flat via a neighbouring building.

C1 Supercomputer via a Mob Building on the concept of flash mobs, the sudden Internet-organized gatherings, a lecturer at the University of San Francisco has arranged for his students to assemble the first "flash mob supercomputer" in the school gym.

In Red Fortress: The Secret Heart of Russia's History (Allen Lane Catherine Merridalee approached a huge subject via a single building, the Kremlin, that gloomy tyrants' lair in the centre of Moscow.

They worked together for 35 years, mostly in a building on via Rossini, which had housed so many artists' studios that it was known locally as "Ca di Pittur" or the "Painter's House," until Mr. De Pas died in 1991.