Sentence examples for build elements from inspiring English sources

"For example, the people who are going to commission need to understand what co-operation is, to build elements of co-operative practice into the commissioning process".

There has been speculation in the Russian news media that the Kremlin might seek to deploy military hardware in Cuba in response to Washington's plans to build elements of a missile defense system in Eastern Europe.

They also want to expand the number of systems Cloud Elements can connect to, and eventually allow third parties to build elements (the internal name for these connectors) in an open marketplace.

According to Deadline, the BattleBots reboot slated to air this summer will have "a greater emphasis on the design and build elements of each robot, the bot builder backstories, their intense pursuit of the championship and the spectacle of the event".

These principles are that RCB should: develop skills and confidence, support linkages and partnerships, ensure the research is 'close to practice', develop appropriate dissemination, invest in infrastructure, and build elements of sustainability and continuity.

Our use of categorising and charting to build elements also draws on techniques of Framework Analysis [ 22] which is commonly used as a method of qualitative data analysis in policy research.

Self-organisation of the city, or the society of the city can be 'planned' by setting rules about the relation between built elements, being buildings, linear elements or district elements.

The more extensive green areas belonged to children's favourite places, but were little used, whereas settings with a mix of green and built elements in proximity to buildings were well-used favourites.

More than perhaps any painter of his great painting century, Courbet built elements of rebellion and dissent into the very forms and surfaces of his work.

Moreover, when built elements of which the city is comprised become dismantable, the urban codes can be reinterpreted and the city may self-organise into new, best-fitting configurations.

The impact of an intervention dealing with this uncertainty, creates a potential tipping point, which in turn regulates the spatial configuration of the future as it subsequently will be filled with spatial additions, and built elements by society.