Sentence examples for built to express from inspiring English sources

Chandigarh, built to express Nehru's vision of India, now stands as a reminder of its limitations.

First, a master tree was built to express the relationships among the nodes and assist the growth of the cluster tree.

Based on those features, a relative position model is built to express the different relationships of the features in 3D space.

Firstly, through the representations, social information is categorized into structured and unstructured information, then a correlation graph for terms occurred in queries and social information is built to express rich semantic contexts for their relationships.

The new architecture that the designer built to express the physical and mental emancipation of women is vividly illustrated in "Pierre Cardin, 60 Years of Innovation," written by Jean-Pascal Hesse, his long-term collaborator, and published by Assouline.

And the Taj Mahal was built to express the love of the emperor to his beloved wife that passed away.

A database containing 345,155 sequences from oomycetes represented by Phytophthora (220,253), Pythium (105,043), Hyaloperonospora (14,589), Aphanomyces (3602), Saprognelia (1513) and Plasmopara (155) has been built to classify the HP expressed sequences.

A simulation model is built to enable a reconfigurable express logistics center.

He gets laughs out of lines that sound almost as if they weren't intended to be funny, simply by exercising patience in a genre not known for it -- and in a movie built to run like an express train.

Originally limited to 40,000 miles (64,400 km), the system incorporated existing express highways built to its specifications, whether toll or free, but by far the largest part resulted from new highway construction financed mainly by the federal government.

One such construction, the White Tower (begun c. 1078) at the Tower of London, was built as much to express William I the Conqueror's wealth and authority as to secure his safety and that of the court.