Sentence examples for built on orders from inspiring English sources

Short is also eager to track down the so-called Bleeding Man, a fully mobile robot with veins and blood, which Vaucanson may have built on orders of Louis XV.

Many of the natural robust estimators are built on order statistics, so we focus here on verifiable techniques for in-network computation of order statistics.

And if it's not a true ending, maybe it's an opportunity to get feedback and build on in order to get maximum results next time.

If you do what these entrepreneurs do, you will avoid some of the learning process and start with a fairly good success rate, which you can build on in order to achieve even more astounding success.

There's room for improvement, but I now have some decent foundations to build on next year, in order to keep progressing.

It was built on the orders of Tsar Alexander III and is instantly recognisable by its red fluted towers.

If it were not for the motorway from Paris built on the orders of former president Jacques Chirac, a local man, it would be the back of beyond.

High above it stands the Tsen pagoda, built on the orders of Chiang-Kai-shek, the nationalist politician who became China's nominal leader in 1926.

The underground city was built on the orders of Mao Zedong between 1969 and 1979 to house millions of people in the event of a nuclear or chemical attack.

Choplin says when he became director of the theatre, a grand building on the right bank of the river Seine built on the orders of Napoleon III's chief architect, Baron Haussmann, he decided to drag into the 21st century.

He grew up in Cherepovets, 250 miles northwest of Moscow, where both parents worked at what became Severstal, a steel mill built on Stalin’s orders.