Sentence examples for construct build from inspiring English sources

To construct build time estimation models more rapidly and simply to meet the needs of price quotation, design, process planning and optimization in AM, with acceptable accuracy by inputting less data, this paper introduces an integrated adaptive modeling method derived from Grey Theory.

The chapter ordered that 13 canons, including the succentor and the archdeacon, should immediately "erect, construct, build, and duly repair their manses, and the enclosures of their gardens within the college of Moray".

He gave no answer, because the real substance of his campaign is a construct built on a fantasy.

Or is it a construct built out of fear and shored up by those who have a vested interest in its survival?

In 1999, The Matrix toyed with the difference between human and machine intelligence by posing the hypothetical question of whether human reality is just a construct built by machines to keep us quiet.

However, the real appeal of the game, when played in the less stressful creative mode, is the freedom it offers players young and old to imagine, design and construct built environments that just a few years ago would have been unable to create without some pretty powerful and professional modelling software.

Although Mullah Omar and his immediate colleagues did look as if they'd escaped from the cast of a production of "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" (their retro fashion itself a telegenic political statement), the wider jihad movement is not a benighted relic of the Middle Ages but a modern construct, built and operated by thoroughly modern young men.

Our two-dimensional LB simulation describes the evolution of the transversal cross section of the construct built from three-dimensional multicellular cylinders whose length is much larger than their diameter.

The second, the Guadiana Golf Course,, is an 18-hole construct built in 1992.

"In Jewish folklore, a golem is a construct built out of many smaller things, that doesn't rest until the task it's given is completed.

This is particularly problematic in America where race, a social construct built on perception and antiquated laws meant for a socio-economic hierarchy, plays such a major role in one's life.