Sentence examples for construction and delivery from inspiring English sources

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He said: "The work of the construction and delivery teams, from the ODA [Olympic Delivery Authority] and Locog [London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games], has set a very high standard and I have no doubt that London 2012 has set a new benchmark for the management of Olympic and Paralympic Games in future".

After two weeks of construction and delivery delays, aborted shipments and a crisis of faith over the show's propriety, what is formally the seventh American Hospital of Paris French Designer Showhouse opens its doors today, right on schedule, in a 1906 Beaux Arts mansion at 47 East 68th Street.

In the standard of IEEE 802.16j-2009, paconstructionction and delivery mechanism are inherited from IEEE 802.16/16e standard.

These advances and technologies are now being applied to plants, for which there are a growing number of software and wetware tools for the design, construction and delivery of DNA molecules and for the engineering of endogenous genes.

In most cases, the definitions refer only to the energy that is used in the operation of the building, ignoring the aspects of energy use related to the construction and delivery of the building and its components.

Arrived in London in 1988 and oversaw construction budget and delivery of Canary Wharf, staying with the project when Olympia & York went into administration in 1991.

The project has the support of Monaco's government, which is guaranteeing the project's construction standards and delivery and considers it to be a boost for the local economy and job development.

Continued digitization of the industry offers the opportunity to totally reinvent contemporary construction design and delivery practice for future development.

We developed an Adobe ColdFusion– and Adobe Flash based system for simplifying the construction, use, and delivery of electronic educational materials in science.

Engineered nanoparticles (ENPs), which range in size between 1 and 100 nm (in at least one dimension), are used in the fabrication of numerous consumer goods, including printer inks and paints, detergents, bactericides, coatings, cosmetics, sunscreen lotions, tires, computer construction, and drug delivery.