Sentence examples for built to represent from inspiring English sources

There, a $537,000 mock-up was built to represent a corner of three typical tower floors, with laminated glass panes one and a half inches thick.

A scaffold tower was built to represent the eventual height of each new specimen and a young gardener was sent to the top to wave a white flag.

Carefully framed in claustrophobic settings, the picture is most notable for its close-ups, though Dreyer insisted on a whole town being built to represent medieval Rouen.

There is the skeletal steel globe of the Unisphere in front of the neoclassical Queens Museum – built to represent New York City at the 1939 World's Fair, which was held on the same spot.

A kinetic study was then experimentally performed and a semi-empirical model was built to represent the experimental data.

First, a high fidelity detailed dynamic model is built to represent the system's real operation, and understand its dynamic behavior.

A 23.7-million atom, multi-component simulation model was build to represent a pretreated biomass system of cellulose and lignin at room temperature upon the addition of cellulolytic enzyme.

Based on HAZOP analysis results, hazard scenario models are built to explicitly represent the propagation pathway of faults.

This result has been subsequently compared to a statistically derived model whose predictor space has been built to primarily represent superficial properties.

To validate the ideas proposed in the previous section, an audio dataset has been built, trying to represent as much as possible heterogeneous sources.

While "today, we'd film the same thing with entirely computer-generated material," at the time, effects house Industrial Light and Magic built miniatures to represent the inside of the human body — Dante recalled that they "ran for almost a mile of plexiglass".