Sentence examples for built into the construction from inspiring English sources
Here was the duality of Man – not only in the figure of Brodie but also apparently built into the construction of the city itself – light and dark, the rational and the savage.
The objective of this study is to investigate how potential fall hazards that are unknowingly built into the construction schedule can be identified and eliminated early in the planning phase of a construction project.
The Digital signal processors (DSPs) are described in terms of how the functions required in a digital filter are built into the construction or can be created in software.
A two-year time lag was built into the construction of the last two endogenous variables to specify the temporal order in the sequencing of events.
The majority of shoe wear worn today has very little arch support built into the construction of their shoes.
Also built into the construction contract was a provision that Zachry was charged for "lane rentals" by TxDOT for time they closed down traffic lanes fees based on hourly assessments and the time of day the lane was closed.
There is lassitude built into the constructions going up.
The summation-by-parts property is built into the stencil construction and implies asymptotic stability by the energy method while being non-dissipative.
The stepped levels of the pyramid have inset vertical panels that were forerunners of the talud-tablero style; these early tableros first made an appearance in the second half of the 3rd century AD when they were built into the fifth construction phase of the pyramid.
In the embedded methods, the search for an optimal subset of features is built into the classifier construction, and can be seen as a search in the combined space of feature subsets and hypotheses [ 3].
The loss of the ancient may be mitigated by a fast-paced archaeological investigation of the remains built into the planning and construction process, perhaps with a design change here or there to avoid permanent damage to a particularly important ruin, or perhaps the addition of a glass floor or ceiling to allow it to be admired from afar.
