Sentence examples for built in the current from inspiring English sources
Correspondingly, there are also two types of WTS systems built in the current literatures.
The huge advantages built in the current system for corporations would be undermined if labor could move freely.
The former Governor of Vermont told the Huffington Post that he "stood by" the remarks he had made earlier in the day on WABC radio in which he called the mosque plan "a real affront to people who lost their lives [on 9/11]." But in a clarification of sorts, he stressed that he would not have a problem if the proposed Islamic cultural center ultimately ended up being built in the current location.
When the project was officially scrapped last month, museum officials said they were concerned that the building would have been too expensive to operate let alone build in the current economic climate.
Moreover, since it can be detected whether the paper is pinched or not by the sensor built in the clip, the current flowing to the BMX can be stopped by the control PC when nothing is pinched or when paper is removed.
Built in 1916, the current Madison station was the brainchild of a local philanthropist, Ellen Stebbins James, who donated money to elevate the tracks above the roadway where the train passed through town.
The original factory was built in 1904, the current one in 1945; it has expanded several times since then.
Behind the main house, there's a stone path that leads to a single-story studio designed and built in the early 1970s by the current owners, who run an architectural firm.
To do that, they enlisted the help of JET, a reactor built in the 1980s and the current fusion record-holder for energy production 16 megawatts.
The original building - a log cabin with a mossy roof - is still here, as is the current farm, built in the 1950s and still worked by the owner Hugh, who is well into his Seventies.
The current fleet, built in the 1990s, will remain operational for another decade — longer if Britain relaxes its cold war policy of keeping at least one sub continuously at sea. (United States subs stay in service for 40 years).
