Sentence examples for built in quantity from inspiring English sources

The production version, the R-4, became the world's first helicopter built in quantity and served in World War II.

The device, which the Etherlinx executives said they believe can be built in quantity for less than $150 each, would communicate with a central antenna and then convert the signals into the industry-standard Wi-Fi, or wireless fidelity, signal for reception inside the home.

More than a dozen crew boats-low-slung, powerful boats that were built in quantity in the early eighties to ferry workers out to offshore oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico & were abruptly abandoned a few years later, when the oil industry went bust--have been bought up by local ferryboat operators, who in the last 2 years have established 11 new routes: to Brooklyn, Queens & NJ.

But Mr. Pagani, in an interview here, said the Huayra would be built in quantities of 40 or so per year.

This means that even though we know how to generate electricity this way, and we have many decades of experience doing it, in the U.S. these plants will never be built in sufficient quantity to reduce global warming.

Rapid urban growth and considerable income inequalities have meant that public or low-cost housing has not been built in sufficient quantities to accommodate much more than a small portion of those who need it.

The simulators built in the largest quantities are chiefly for civil transport aircraft and military fighters and are used to train pilots for operating specific aircraft and handling emergency situations (see flight simulator).

After it became apparent to Holden that the high-spec HRT 427C could not be built in such limited quantities for the asking price, the project was eventually canceled with deposits returned to eager buyers.

"In the nineteen-seventies, many African cities cut down their trees to get wide boulevards and make them look modern, and then they had to build in vast quantities of air-conditioning.

Bungalows cannot be built in town centres in the quantity needed to prevent the crisis of an ageing population.

Built in 1967, the Garden is the N.B.A.'s oldest arena and retains some remnants of the era in which it was built, including asbestos, a fire retardant that can cause lung cancer when inhaled in sufficient quantities.