Sentence examples for blocks that support from inspiring English sources

After all, before it could rise into the sky, Manhattan had to create the streets, avenues and blocks that support the skyscrapers.

It considers basic building blocks that support such systems through the development of fault diagnostic methods, intelligent system based approaches and sensor-based machine monitoring.

The fascination of my visit to the scaffolding, however, was not so much standing on the stone blocks that support the gun as peering very closely at the reliefs below.

Scaffold Hunter's modular architecture comprises three main building blocks that support data integration, automated analysis, and interactive visualization for use in a cyclic knowledge discovery process, see Fig. 1.

The findings, published in the journal Nature, show that the same chemical building blocks that support the kind of life as we know it may regularly form around far-off stars.

It has been suggested that these domains are fundamental building blocks that support modular and compact chromosomal architectures.

By this time, the blocks that supported the hull during construction had shifted, which destroyed the keel.

"Having led several deals within this space — both in the offline retail tech market and in the online-enabled technology retail vertical — we are building another fundamental block that supports our broader view of the space with Olga and Mercaux's value proposition".

It's no longer a question of the missing piece in the puzzle, but rather whether we are willing to invest in the building blocks that will support every child and adult with autism in achieving his or her full potential.

It comes in "blocks" that give support to the individual pages until they are complete, and ready to remove and frame.

Politically, it's much easier for policymakers to shrink a block grant that supports a vast array of purposes spread across 50 states -- and claim that states can compensate by improving efficiency or rooting out "waste, fraud and abuse" -- than to cut specific types of assistance for specific groups of people such as low-income children, seniors, or people with disabilities.