Sentence examples for consequent building from inspiring English sources

The early years of the 19th century witnessed a rapid development in analytical chemistry the art of distinguishing different chemical substances and the consequent building up of a vast body of knowledge of the chemical and physical properties of both elements and compounds.

this engagement involves the structuring of the immediate milieu with the consequent building of regularities, which feed back to the organism itself.

The Tigris, especially after its confluence with the silt-laden Diyālā River, carries a greater volume than the Euphrates; cuts into the alluvium; forms tortuous meanders; and, even in modern times, has been subject to great floods and consequent natural levee building.

But in his ruling Pickles says the reason in part is "the history of deliberate neglect and that, in assessing the planning balance, less weight should therefore be given to the current condition of the buildings and the consequent benefit of their repair".

Damage and detraction in recent earthquakes have shown that even though buildings designed according to recent codes and regulations have performed well from the viewpoint of the safety of human lives, the level of damage to the buildings and the consequent economic losses are unexpectedly high.

The early technology was unreliable and for many decades ice plants faced the risk of explosions and consequent damage to the surrounding buildings.

However, steel connectors are known to cause thermal bridges on the building envelope, with possible consequent occurrence of condensation and mould problems.

The consequent flurry of regulation coincided with the building of municipal swimming pools across the UK.

The consequent cultural renaissance allowed her to prosper, building up clients, often through the architects working the space between Dublin's cultural life and the Builders.

The rise of scientific and industrial research and the establishment of public libraries in the 19th century led to the greatly increased emphasis on the subject approach and the role of systematic cataloging and classification in addition to the accepted function of building the collection and the consequent need for expert knowledge of bibliography, both systematic and analytic.

It is done through careful climatic calculation of academic building thermal behavior, and the consequent economic and physical cost-effectiveness valuation of interventions for passivation, i.e. for radical enhancement of energy efficiency.