Sentence examples for been known to construct from inspiring English sources

Johnson has been known to construct an impromptu "wiff-waff" table at City Hall, by pushing desks together and using a pile of books as a net.

For extra insurance, architects have even been known to construct full-scale mock-ups of sections of their buildings -- using all the same materials -- as an expensive but foolproof way to teach inexperienced workers the needed skills.

Star Wars superfans have been known to construct the films' vehicles with everything from drones to hundreds of thousands of LEGO bricks.

The progressive edge-growth (PEG) algorithm is known to construct low-density parity-check (LDPC) codes at finite code lengths with large girths by establishing edges between symbol and check nodes in an edge-by-edge manner.

For instance, members of the family are known to construct nests of a remarkable variety.

Because IS CR elements are known to construct extended clusters of antibiotic resistance genes on plasmids as well as on chromosomes, it would be interesting to investigate the presence of other resistance determinants surrounding blaNDM-1 and the IS CR24-like region that may contribute to its multidrug resistance.

The Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) has been known to have a good construct and criterion validity in making diagnosis and assessing the severity of DS, of which a total score of ≥ 10 indicates a sensitivity of 88%% and a specificity of 89 % for major DS [ 45].

Hierarchical routing techniques have long been known to increase network scalability by constructing a virtual backbone.

Bees, army ants, and fire ants are known to readily construct self-aggregations such as bridges to cross ravines, bivouacs to provide shelter during nomadic travels, and rafts to float upon during flash flooding.

The IMC of both T. gondii and Plasmodium is known to be constructed from clathrin‐coated vesicles derived from the ER‐Golgi secretory pathway (Bannister et al., 2000; Gordon et al., 2008; Yeoman et al., 2011; Pieperhoff et al., 2013).

Horoscopes, predicting the character and fate of a person on the basis of the constellation of the stars at his birth, are known to have been constructed in the late 1st millennium bce, but the art may conceivably be older.