'a construction field' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area or industry where buildings or structures are being built, such as a construction site, a construction project, or the overall field of construction work. Example: "After years of working in the construction field, I finally achieved my dream of becoming a project manager for a large development company."
"I hope that we're going to see Port-au-Prince as a huge construction field," said Haitian central bank governor Charles Castel last week, adding funds freed up by an International Monetary Fund cancellation of $268m£167m7m) of debt would help in the reconstruction of the city's administrative heart.
Depending on the number of parity symbols, M, we use a different construction field so as to ensure that the code remains girth-6 while being as dense as possible.
One woman who had chosen a profession within the construction field described her strategy as: "I don't necessarily go on the construction site every day, because I'd rather send someone else to the construction site while I make the plans and draw.
The maintenance and repair of accumulated infrastructures to prolong their service lives is a major challenge in the construction field to achieve sustainability.
Bamboo, one of the most primitive plants in the world, has from ancient times been continually consumed in the construction field for a series of applications.
In the construction field, although a large number of digital technologies have been developed to visualize the innovative architectural design, few VP systems have been developed to facilitate integrated planning and visualization of construction plans of the building projects.
This award, which is in its first year, was created to recognize what these women "do to make the area even better than anyone thought it could be". Audrey Storm was nominated for the award by her husband David for her work as a civil engineering in the construction field.
This paper reports our development and application of a modeling methodology for measuring physical dimensions of a moving object and checking any changes in those dimensions during a dynamic process in the construction field.
The proposed technique relies on utilizing two robotic total stations and three cameras and provides a simple, safe and effective solution to monitor the dimensional changes of a temporary facility in the construction field.
This research study proves the potential and the feasibility of the proposed time-dependent dynamic modeling methodology based on synchronization of multiple cameras and two robotic total station units for checking the physical dimensions and changes in dimension of a moving object in the construction field.
