Sentence examples for construction and the development from inspiring English sources
Likewise, NASA funding for space-station construction and the development of a space-shuttle replacement is strong in the budget, while many science programs would face cuts.
He also hired city planners and Dutch-based KCAP architects to oversee a 50-year master plan for citywide construction and the development of the Kama River waterfront.
Despite growing interest in the use of stainless steel in construction and the development of a number of national and regional design codes, stainless steel is often still regarded as only suitable for specialised applications.
Their Prosperity from Space strategy, outlined in May 2018, included committing £150 million ($190 million) towards rocket testing, satellite construction, and the development of spaceports.
In line with the idea that urbanization is becoming an important factor in land use change (Olaniyi et al. 2012), the impervious surface area (ISA) on the Zhoushan Archipelago increased significantly from 2006 to 2011 (Zhang et al. 2013) as a result of urban construction and the development of transportation infrastructure.
The principle of SC test construction and the development of the Web site are described.
In any event, he forcibly transplanted a great number of Korean potters to Japan, which heralded the demise of punchong in Korea, stimulated Japanese stoneware and kiln construction and accelerated the development of porcelain.
The main object of this paper is to explain the detailed model construction process and the development of optimisation approaches for a complex EIP system.
They can effectively and efficiently guide librarians and information professionals towards the construction and the continuous development of an electronic collection.
The panel will explore the use of district court proceedings at the PTAB, the use of PTAB proceedings in district court, the challenges that parallel proceedings pose for claim construction, and the latest developments in the evolving law of estoppel.
"In addition to the sizable economic stimulus generated by the construction and development of the pipeline, the more stable supply of oil will lead to other positive outcomes," he stated at the outset of his 56-page report.
