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Wells are now constructed in tight ranks on small gravel pads, branching out underground instead of peppering the surface over a broad area.

This diversity of use has affected manufacture: although flutes are still made in irregular temperaments for traditional music, many are now constructed in equal temperament for use in the concert hall.

"My feeling is that the way things are now constructed, if you are in the final game of the season and you already have one of the two byes pretty much in hand, you use a lot of subs and play a dull game.

Different from most of existing gas-kinetic schemes, the BGK model is now constructed in a general moving reference frame.

The announced sequence of acceptable random variables {Z n, n ≥ 1} can be now constructed in the following way.

"What was once floating out into the ether is now constructed in an official, curatorial format.

One take on this is our Fig.  4a, which is similar to a corresponding figure presented by Hoem and Kostova (2008, Fig.  4), but which is now constructed in a way that covers the whole period and the entire population of this study.

A physical model is developed for analyzing and evaluating the void fraction profiles in the moderator cell of the Cold Neutron Source (CNS) of the China Advanced Research Reactor CARRR), which is now constructing in the China Institute of Atomic Energy CIAEE).

Therefore the international Auger collaboration is now constructing in the Pampa Amarilla - Province of Mendoza, Argentina - a hybrid detector consisting of an array of 1600 water-Cherenkov Surface Detectors (SD) on a 1.5 km triangular grid and 24 fluorescence telescopes (FD) in 4 stations on the perimeter of the 3000 km2 experimental area.

Realising the ill effects of open defecation on health, communities are now constructing latrines in their homes".

We are now constructing a kind of ontology in the wide field of glycan-related research in order to automatically gather the above binary relationships from the web articles such as PubMed http://www.pubmed.org, and this will be discussed further in our future articles.