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What is end result in changing a watershed for building houses and or industry?
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What is a warehouse and how do they opporate?
A warehouse is a building that houses all of the items for a particular store. They operate by shipping items to individual stores or people that order things from them.
Why is manufacturing an important industry?
Well, in simple terms you've got three main sectors of the economy. There's primary industry at the start of the chain, which includes miners, farmers, and anybody else who collects raw materials. Secondary industry encompasses manufacturing, and everybody else who takes those raw materials and processes them into something useful. At the other end of the chain is tertiary industry, which sells those products on to you and me in shops. If manufacturing didn't take place, the primaries would have nobody to sell their raw materials to, while the tertiaries wouldn't have anything to stock the shelves in their shops. Perhaps more importantly than any of this, if the secondary industry didn't exist, our houses would be empty, for nobody would have manufactured any of the things we use. And our houses wouldn't be here either, as nobody would have built them. And then we'd be right up a certain creek without a paddle. Because nobody would have bothered to make a paddle.
After 1885 the fastest growing industry was?
Steel. Carnegie and Rockefeller (oil) were the power houses of the day, but J.P. Morgan purchased Carnegie's business and made Carnegie the wealthiest man in the world at the time. America was also the world's largest steel producer and still is.
What factors influence building designs?
Building designs are influenced by a multitude of factors that encompass functional, aesthetic, environmental, and regulatory considerations. These factors include the intended purpose and function of the building, the available budget, site conditions, climate, cultural context, and local building codes and regulations. Aesthetics play a role in determining the visual appeal and identity of the structure. Sustainability and energy efficiency considerations impact design choices to reduce environmental impact and operational costs. Accessibility and user needs influence the layout and features. Technological advancements, construction materials, and methods also shape design possibilities. Ultimately, the interplay of these factors guides architects and designers in creating buildings that are safe, functional, visually pleasing, and responsive to their surroundings and users' needs.
What does mcc stand for?
One description for mcc is motor control center. It is an electrical panel or cubicle which houses the one electrical incoming feeder several outgoing power feeders.
What technique did William Levitt apply to the home-building industry?
Mass producing houses to speed up production.
Where do most civil enineers work?
In construction industry be it in building dams,roads,houses and other infra projects
Are there more houses or buildings in the us?
Definitely houses! There might be a lot of building but almost everyone has a house. For every building there are probably 10 houses. Everyone in the building has a house.
In what operations do the building and non-building sections of the wrecking and demolition industry specialize?
The first category destroys houses, commercial establishments, and office buildings; the second removes highways, streets, and other non-inhabitable construction projects.
What are the release dates for Wiseguy - 1987 Changing Houses 4-9?
Wiseguy - 1987 Changing Houses 4-9 was released on: USA: 1990
What is a building terrace?
a row of houses
What is the term for someone who designs houses?
An architect designs houses and other building.
What are facts about houses?
People need houses to live in. Building houses is a major form of employment in many countries. Building hoses in US and Canada is a major use of softwood lumber.
What types of products does the prefabricated metal industry build?
These products include portable buildings and houses, silos, greenhouses, carports and garages, and other prefabricated metal buildings. The largest division within this industry was non-residential or farm prefabricated building systems.
What is better for building houses pine or oak wood?
oak is better for building
What are beavers jobs?
building houses or dams
What customs did the chumash have?
Building planks houses
