Sentence examples for built in space from inspiring English sources

P6 Amazon founder wants factories built in space.

It is technically feasible that nuclear power plants could be built in space.

From 1998 to 2011, five different space agencies representing 15 countries assembled the station, the largest structure ever built in space.

— there is a kind of built in space between my actual emotions — which include a lot of parental fear about the loss of books, silence, space — and my evolving ideas, which recognize the "ever wasness" of it all.

With many natural causes apparently ruled out, there is even the suggestion that the signals could be caused by a giant structure, built in space near the star, presumably by extraterrestrials.

This week scientists met to discuss plans for a more sensitive detector that could be built in space.Gravitational waves were predicted by Einstein's general theory of relativity in 1916.

For a new breed of restaurants with more culinary ambition than money, table-top induction units are an essential piece of weaponry, and can be built in spaces where it otherwise would be illegal or impossible.

However, you build in space for players to improvise, and if it seems like they're going in an unexpected but interesting direction, then you run with it - and get things back on track whenever appropriate.

Despite the repetition at the core of the music, the songs rarely sound mechanized; Mr. Bird builds in spaces and variations that make them breathe.

A micro-SD card slot allows storage expansion from the 16GB of built-in space (around 9GB available to the user).

The music is by turns fussy and elegant -- in both tortoise and hare tempos -- but Mr. Rubalcaba's improvised single-note lines, with lots of built-in space, are like commands from a great height.