Sentence examples for built thus from inspiring English sources
An austere design by Michael Arad, for example, defies not only Libeskind's memorial site but also the underground infrastructure that is already being built — thus making Arad's plan more or less unfeasible.
Each of its six floors, covering an area the size of eight football fields, is the height of three normal floors, built thus to accommodate the large pieces of glass, called "mother glass," that must be manipulated without breakage and layered together before being cut down to television sizes.
However, using transmitters of opportunity a ubiquitous FSR network could be built thus widening the area of its applicability.
Based on the hands-on time I got with the device at Samsung's developer conference a few weeks back, many of the experiences built thus far for the device are intentionally short, taking somewhere between 1-10 minuteachach.
The 2006 election saw the emergence of 22 Democratic candidates in "red districts" who won largely because of the grassroots organizations their campaigns built, thus providing a majority for House Democrats.
In the above process, the probabilistic model of wind and PV power outputs is built, thus, for each of the 24 time points of the 'load belt', the probability density function of the random variable has been obtained [11, 12, 13].
The resulting standards made the products both easier to use and cheaper to build, thus more attractive to a mass market.
Taking his time with the plot, building the character dynamics while the ensuing actions slowly builds, thus heightening the suspense, Hitchcock skillfully crafts a chilling narrative in which birds, for an ungiven reason, wreak fatal chaos on the human population.
Sources had Apple working on a new version of their hardware that was significantly cheaper to build, thus allowing them to lower the price — likely so that they could sell the device unlocked or pre-paid, at a reasonable price.
And now that many deregulated utilities no longer build generating plants, they do not know where the new plants will be built, and thus where transmission will be needed.
In the PC era, Microsoft turned its Windows operating system into a platform on which other companies built applications, thus basing their businesses on it.
