Sentences with phrase «little building science»

For those of us who understand a little building science, the discrepancy between the popularity of energy efficiency and indoor air quality represents a communication problem.

If you know a little building science, you've no doubt seen a lot of problems that occur with air distribution systems.

† If you know a little building science, you can look at the photo below and know immediately what's going on here.

Not exact matches

From celebrating the big things to enjoying the little things, building a strong company culture that inspires both teamwork and friendly competition isn't rocket science and needn't deplete revenues.

It made for a nice little science lesson built into our fall activities.

They build a solid foundation and promote mental development to give your little science fan a head - start in life.

«They built up nice little pictures,» says David Villeneuve, program leader of attosecond science at the National Research Council of Canada in Ottawa.

Silent Running is no jerry - built science fiction film, but it's a little too simple - minded to be consistently entertaining.

Sometimes the sparks are built into the lessons, such as a science class one morning where the students stood up and those representing gas particles vibrated with a lot of intensity, those representing liquids moved a little, and those representing solids basically stood still.

Little time was spent on science or social studies, so students didn't build a strong, broad foundation of knowledge.

Especially at the elementary level, where very little time is spent on science, history or the arts, it's critical the texts that underlie the reading curriculum are carefully selected so they coherently build students» rich knowledge of key content - area topics.

Medicine is a field that works relatively well where most of the improvement processes come on the front end (extensive training, clinical science building on basic science, ongoing dissemination of clinical science) with little emphasis on accountability for results on the back end.

Elementary schools have spent little or no time building students» knowledge of subjects like history and science.

There's just two live - action childrens show — Annebots — about a little girl who builds three robots in the back of her dad's junk yard, in a show that «aims to introduce kids to science and technology in a fun, new way.»

Pros • Undeniably one of console gaming's best visual masterpieces so far • Terrific cast of characters • Superb story • The science weapons feel bad - ass to use... Cons •... when the game lets you • Not much exploring the amazing world they built • Fights with Half - Breeds are boring • Very short with little reason to replay

There is a concept out of the philosophy of science called scaffolding that you and the work of your generation, you build a scaffold on the shoulders of those who came before, so things are a little bit higher, a little bit better.

It was his political overseers who orchestrated that little piece of theater, sorry, consensus building science.

If you don't have any building science training, let me explain a little bit.

That in our day we still build brand new tract homes with flex duct strung carelessly about a ventilated attic, that many have little to no roof overhangs for shading and wall protection, that many shamelessly orient nearly an entire facade of glazing due west, pierce their ceilings full of recessed lights, place unsealed, non-insulated pull - down attic stairs inside the house and air handlers either in attics or garages... in spite of wonderful innovations in building science over the past several decades... blunders like these and other egregious errors in design and construction continue apace.

Well, with as little Architecture, building science or green jargon, (and, especially «no whip»!)

Since the 1980s they have influenced governments to spend billions in public funds and subsidies to advance its corrupt science, along with subsidizing a massive building program of solar panels and wind turbines providing so little electricity it actually has endangered lives in Europe and threatens the integrity of the U.S. electrical grid.

It sounds like your current architect will need a little hand - holding or guidance because of an incomplete knowledge of building science.

And of course, those of us in the world of building science always back up and look at the big picture, but many people get swayed by little things like 100 % efficiency (compared to 95 % or 80 %).

Well, in the interest of «building bridges», I would like to reach out to «Anders» (or «wotts» or «ATTP» or «MWWPAMMHWTBONTBTISQOPDKOBACWAJLUANUPMWIBAWFPTHMO» or whatever that needy, little drama - green has taken to calling himself, lately) with a settled - science, huggle - buggles, luvie - duvie comment, of my own (on - topic, I might add):.

And consider the difference a little green marker can make for an amateur astronomer or environmentalist, a high school student working on a science fair project, a Wikipedian struggling to build the best researched entry she can in Wikipedia, and then the reader who follows her links to learn more about the topic.

Recently, a Chicago - area SVS dealer, The Little Guys, approached us about helping a local science center in the process of building a new theater.