Sentence examples for warehouse structure from inspiring English sources

The presented warehouse structure and data models are scalable.

LeFrak kept the original warehouse structure and built atop it to create the office tower.

A large, low warehouse structure would be demolished, as would the building with the sign and the metal chutes that connected it to the refinery itself.

The first picture, taken in 1978 for Paul Goldberger's "The City Observed: New York," was intended to show the Starrett-Lehigh Building, a loft and warehouse structure filling the block between 12th and 11th Avenues, and 26th and 27th Streets.

A 2-D warehouse structure comprising beam and column elements with constant and varied cross-sectional areas, and truss elements is used to verify the enhancements to the DLV method.

Beyond a cobbled yard from the glass-walled pavilion stands another existing warehouse structure, now sliced in half and clad with mirror-polished steel along its newly exposed flank, which contains a cinema where a new Roman Polanski commission is currently being screened.

Like every other part of Dubai that isn't devoted to tourists, the landscape was dust and sand, scattered with large metal warehouse structures.

"At the major entries, there will be steel awnings, which were also typical of TriBeCa warehouse structures," he said, adding that the architects are "still adjusting those a bit because we want to conform with the needs of retail tenants".

Current proposals for conceptual multidimensional modelling focus on the design of static data warehouse structures, but few approaches model the queries which the data warehouse should support by means of OLAP (on-line analytical processing) tools.

Bordered by the Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan, this neighborhood is an easy launching point for exploring the Riverwalk, attending the annual Summerfest (an enormous music festival that lasts 11 days and draws nearly 1 million people), hopping on a Bublr (the bike share program) or just taking in the sights of the old warehouse structures, some renovated, some a little spooky.

Traditional data warehouse structures have typically created a great deal of context and control around data, with extreme availability, redundancy and auditability.