Sentence examples for and resources to construct from inspiring English sources

According to the textbooks it could not exist: human hunter-gatherer societies at that time simply did not possess the skills and resources to construct such a place.

Some comments on the importance of using an in-house CFD code and resources to construct such an in-house code are also included.

If better development work is the result of better relationships, why spend time and resources to construct these relationships from scratch when such good foundations already exists?

If time and resources to construct a health economic model are not available, then an intuitive decision must be made.

In particular, when people engage in mathematical discourse, they draw on a variety of personal and material resources to construct, depict, and explain their reasoning in the form of psychological objects and actions that would be intelligible to their interlocutors (Kirsh, 2013; Nemirovsky & Borba, 2004; Nemirovsky & Ferrara, 2009; Nemirovsky, Kelton, & Rhodehamel, 2012; Radford, 2014).

To be valid this would require considerable time and financial resources to construct the necessary data set.

Internal interface APIs communicate between physical and virtual cloud resources to construct interfaces for users and determine resource allocation.

Non-genetic environmental effects were minimized as the dung provided was homogenised across all dams so that every dam received the same quality and quantity of resources to construct the broods (see below for further discussion on environmental effects).

For example, in the plant genomics community Phytozome [ 13], Gramene [ 27] and PLAZA [ 28] used the above resources to construct and compare protein families across different plants.

Behind the men's approach is a businesslike concern with the bottom line, with both leaders convinced that Larry A. Silverstein, who holds the lease to the World Trade Center site, does not have the financial resources to construct the Freedom Tower and several other buildings and could default on the project before it is completed.

This paper employs new phytolith evidence to consider how Early Epipaleolithic people at the site of Kharaneh IV (Azraq Basin, Jordan) used local plant resources to construct their huts, and furnish their indoor space.