Sentence examples for construct a vertical from inspiring English sources

Is there a way to construct a vertical garden that is not tremendously expensive and labor intensive?

At the local design level involving individual elements of the universe of discourse (time moments), the principle of justifiable granularity is applied to construct (a vertical part) information granules.

The comrades of Podemos are the only ones in Europe who have seriously dared to take this step and construct a vertical axis from a movement of a new potentiality and unprecedented power, organizing without demagoguery or subterfuge a pathway out of grassroots democracy -- ultimately powerless in face of that which the times demand, in the contemplation of its horizontality.

Peter Ksander has constructed a vertical, multichambered complex (an apartment building? a city? a mind?), creating a sense of ruined lives stacked one on top of the next.

Brown had already constructed a vertical wall of steel planters welded to a frame, but they're also putting in a series of raised beds.

Putting Fuller's concept to practice, the New York-based design firm constructed a vertical plane of two-sided triangular pieces that model Earth's surface, as if it were peeled directly off the mantle.

However, the ultimate goal is to construct a quantitative model of the vertical fitness distribution and compare it to the distribution adopted by the animals.

The main investigation was performed in a pilot scale cavern in hard rock, constructed as a vertical cylinder with a diameter of 7 m and a height of 15 m.

Use of composite heat sinks (CHS), constructed using a vertical array of 'fins' (or elemental composite heat sink, ECHS), made of large latent heat capacity phase change materials (PCM) and highly conductive base material (BM) is a much sought cooling method for portable electronic devices, which are to be kept below a set point temperature (SPT).

If you construct an apparatus with a perfectly vertical stick, you can use the moment at which the shadow is shortest to identify the angle at which the Sun (or Moon) must be at the zenith.

When its habitat is subject to seasonal drying, the lungfish lives in a vertical burrow, constructs a mucous cocoon to prevent dehydration, and aestivates in dry mud for up to four years in the wild and six years in the laboratory.