Sentence examples for by erection from inspiring English sources

In 1266 establishment of the Angevin dynasty in Naples renewed the city's importance formidably proclaimed by erection of the Castel Nuovo and the Sant'Elmo fortress.

By means of a complex engineering feat in the 1960s, the temples were salvaged from the rising waters of the Nile River caused by erection of the Aswan High Dam.

In addition to noise mitigation by erection of the expensive noise barriers, tire/pavement noise can be reduced "in source" by construction of special asphalt pavements.

For the moment, however, he is too easily tempted by erections of other kinds, and, to be fair, one would hardly wish him to spoil the fondness with which he views his characters.

On the 10-point pain scale, they reported on average only about 1 when the ring was placed and only 3 when it was removed (about the same level of pain caused by erections during the week they wore it).

The duty applies to "A person taking on work for or in connection with the provision of a dwelling (whether the dwelling is provided by the erection or by the conversion or enlargement of a building)", something including not only builders but also electricians, plumbers and other subcontractors.

Windows used for light by an owner for 20 years or more could not be obstructed by the erection of an edifice or by any other act by an adjacent landowner.

All calls were counted and categorized as long-distance calls, soft calls and self-aggrandizing displays, a typical display of ravens that increases visually perceived body size by feather erection, most often accompanied by an acoustic signal, which is called 'Imponieren' or 'self-assertive-display' (Gwinner 1964; Heinrich 2007).

The characteristic appearance created by low massive structures has been modified somewhat by the erection of steel and concrete multistoried hotels and office and apartment buildings of modern design.

Time and space came to be better represented and measured, as evidenced by the first attempts to render perspective in art and by the erection of public clocks at Paris and Caen.

(Unfortunately, some of this effect has been lost by the erection of a crude system of partitions and office cubicles).