Sentence examples for constructed quite from inspiring English sources

Louboutin, Christian The illustrious shoe designer will enter the beauty world in 2013 with a new line of cosmetics that will be "very constructed, quite different and unexpected".

Unlike [Karel] Reisz's Dog Soldiers, The Deer Hunter deals with an ethnic community largely untouched by the great social currents of the 1960s and is constructed quite deliberately to eliminate discussion of war-aims and the larger issues involved in the Vietnam conflict.

Micro dams play a vital role towards boosting crop production in Northern Ethiopia as they can be built by pooling local resources, are simple to design and can be constructed quite quickly.

It is finally noted that the efficacy measure is constructed quite independently of the Netsplitter method; as its only required input is a list of subnet sizes, it can equally well be applied to diverse partitioning algorithms.

As in this previous work [ 22, 24 – 26 ], we would predict the CARE Measure would show convergent validity with patient satisfaction but divergent validity with patient enablement, since the latter is a construct quite distinct from satisfaction [ 28 ].

Conductivity depends nonlinearly on temperature and salinity, and the separate temperature/salinity climatologies are constructed from quite different sample distributions.

In recent years, the pulp and paper industry has changed a lot and products have been constructed in quite different methods using new technologies.

This kind of rebuttal to the Miller argument would have radical implications for the comparability of actual theories that appear to be constructed from quite different sets of primitives.

Given that they were subjective quality of life constructs, quite strong correlations were expected between the subjective dimensions of quality of life measured by the QLQ-C30 and QLQ-BR23 (emotional functioning, social functioning, etc).

This method uses a new extrapolation formula to construct a quite good initial guess for the iterative solution on the next finer grid, which greatly improves the convergence rate of the original CMG algorithm (see [24 26] for details).

Evidence reveals that people construct concepts quite differently in distinct contexts (Solomon and Barsalou 2001; Wisniewski 1998; Medin and Shoben 1988; Barsalou and Ross 1986), and conceptualization can vary across individuals and be different for the same individual in distinct occasions.