Sentence examples for construction constructed from inspiring English sources

Selectively retaining only validated role components resulted in roles that were stable because they comprised role components that both the aspirant and the target group wanted the aspirant to perform: good role fit due not only to accurate selection by the target group (simple role fit) but also to a mutual process of role negotiation and role construction (constructed role fit).

To assess the variation in theta values introduced by pool construction, independently constructed pools consisting the same DNA extracts were run on same array (pool construction replicates, as in Earp et al. [ 23]) (Table 1).

Bridges vary significantly in design and construction: those constructed from steel radiate mid- to high-frequency noise (200 1,000 Hz), while concrete bridge-borne noise is generally low-frequency noise (<200 Hz).

The Trail Bridge Building Programme (TBBP) in Nepal developed a suspension bridge with a maximum use of locally available construction materials, constructed through a labour-intensive approach, thus aiming at maximisation of the socio-economic effects.

Complementation plasmid construction was constructed as previously described by Hua et al [44].

Korea Plant Engineering Co. KOPECC) participates in the design stage, Korea Hydraulic and Nuclear Power (KHNP) operates and manages all nuclear power plants in Korea, Doosan Heavy Industry and Construction Co. manufactures the main equipment, and a construction company constructs the plant.

Firstly, we use Plotkin's construction to construct a new code at the destination, and binary addition of unmodulated codewords takes place at the relay instead of real number addition as suggested in [28,29].

On July 10, the third contract was awarded to Armbro Construction to construct the 10 km section from Highway 43 south to Grenville County Road 20 (Oxford Station Road).

Specifically, we perform three steps, i.e., longitudinal tissue segmentation, anatomical labeling, and unbiased groupwise atlas construction, for constructing the atlases as illustrated in Fig. 2. To build an atlas, a given population of brain images needs to be segmented.

The modular structure of these coding regions, promoters, and terminators is easy to swap for construction of expression constructs with different configurations (Fig.  3).

In particular, the French mathematician Henri Poincaré (1854 1912) objected to impredicative constructions, which construct an entity of a certain type in terms of entities of the same or higher type i.e., self-referencing constructions and definitions.