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Pacinian corpuscles are built in a way that gives them a fast response and quick recovery.
"Homes are being built in a way that is inconsistent with any plausible growth in demand".
Things might have been built in a way that is no longer appropriate".
Before any of that can be built in a way that is both precise and communicative, we must be sure of what exactly we are talking about.
They said the equipment was corroded in places and built in a way that made it difficult to clean and sanitize.
The architect, Timothy Johnson, a principal at NBBJ architects in New York, said the project would be built in a way that is sensitive to environmental matters.
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Gough is certain, passionate even, that it's "possible to build in a way that improves lives".
The memorials' end is to sacralize their subject in a way that shames anyone who contests its centrality — to build in a way that makes contention come at an extremely high price in social discomfort and disapproval.
The memorials' end is to sacralize their subject in a way that shames anyone who contests its centrality to build in a way that makes contention come at an extremely high price in social discomfort and disapproval.
Is it possible to design against it, to build in a way that encourages connection?
That information can help developers and government planners build in a way that minimizes disaster risks, according to Simpson.
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