Sentence examples for almost always constructed from inspiring English sources

Generators driven by high-speed steam turbines are almost always constructed with horizontal shafts.

Metal cylindrical storage structures of significant size, such as silos and vertical-axis tanks, are almost always constructed from many short cylindrical shells of different thickness as the stress resultants on the wall progressively increase towards the base.

Webs are almost always constructed over open sand and near the ground so as to catch crawling insects for food.

While James Clar's light-based installations are almost always constructed with cutting-edge technology, his works often serve to represent deceptively simple concepts.

"National languages are... almost always semi-artificial constructs and occasionally... virtually invented," writes Eric Hobsbawm in Nations and Nationalism.

A second basic requirement is validity: whereas reliability can be determined easily with a relatively simple indicator, the validity is almost always a continuous process (construct validation).

But whereas reliability can be determined straight forward with very few indicators, the validity is almost always a continuous process (construct validation).

He then had sets constructed and worked with his stock company to improvise gags and "business" around them, almost always working the ideas out on film.

They almost always buy".

Cheney almost always attended.

Or almost always.