Sentence examples for construction employed from inspiring English sources

In the 1981 Falklands war she was photographed on a tank in an image that the Daily Telegraph described as "a cross between Isadora Duncan and Lawrence of Arabia", while her "Iron Lady" speech echoed the "body of a weak and feeble woman … heart and stomach of a king" construction employed by Elizabeth I.

The particular construction employed in this paradox is called diagonalisation.

However, the reduction to n-symmetric functions although related to a similar construction employed in Sect.

The following discussion begins by presenting two versions of the model of construction employed by mainstream neutral monism.

Their construction employed simple technologies based on manual labor which often resulted in inferior quality of work.

In Switzerland the field of technology and engineering employed about 16%% female workers, whereas the fields of informatics, mechanics, and construction employed about 11, 3, and 1 % women, respectively (SFO 2010, population census).

As an industry, construction employs 2.5 million people and is valued at over £100bn a year.

Industrial activity, including construction, employs a significant proportion of the labour force.

Today, pole construction employs a vertical structure of pressure-treated wood poles firmly embedded in the ground as a pier foundation.

The second development, precast-concrete construction, employs bricks, slabs, and supports made under optimal factory conditions to increase waterproofing and solidity, to decrease time and cost in erection, and to reduce expansion and contraction.

And while modular construction employs a large number of carpenters, iron workers, who earn as much as $93.88 an hour in pay and benefits, could lose a lot of jobs.