Sentence examples for construction emphasising from inspiring English sources

We discussed our practical experience during implementation of architectural components relevant to cloud application construction emphasising on automatic image construction, and presented a performance evaluation.

Construction figures on Friday emphasised the fragile state of the UK economy, with a sharp fall in new housebuilding in August sending output down 3.9% compared with July, the first fall for 18 months.

The so-called virtualisation-based cloud computing paradigm offers a practical approach to green IT/clouds, which emphasise the construction and deployment of scalable, energy-efficient network software applications (NetApp) by virtue of improved utilisation of the underlying resources.

All of these three concepts point to postmodern culture which emphasises the construction of reality through language [69] and pluralistic, individualized culture with a plethora of interpretations, values and styles [70].

Further, the construction of the contingencies (emphasised by the actors themselves) can mask the role that power and hierarchy play in the process.

Secondly, it could be argued that the men in our sample were particularly unusual, given that depression is a condition commonly associated with women [ 50] and that culturally dominant constructions of masculinity emphasise emotional control and the denial of vulnerability [ 3, 51].

The Man With a Movie Camera switches the focus from the city-machine to the camera-machine, emphasising its own construction rather than its subject.

The importance of maintaining separate classes to differentiate such functional and conceptual distinctions has been emphasised in the construction of the ChemAxiom ontologies [26].

The particular feature of our intervention is the special attention given to the reducing of the social inequalities of the return to work of breast cancer patients; it was therefore this aspect that was emphasised in the construction of our assessment protocol of the effectiveness of this intervention.

This paper discusses the benefits of knowledge management to construction industry organisations and projects and emphasises the significance of tacit knowledge.

Analysis of the figures by think-tank Fiscal Affairs Scotland emphasised the strength of construction last year, far faster than previous high-growth years of 7% to 8%.