Sentence examples for construction forward from inspiring English sources
Our proposal would require Mr. Silverstein to invest significantly more equity and take on more risk, and the Port Authority to provide more temporary credit assistance to move construction forward on both towers.
The collection at Bitform strives to re-imagine Douglas Crimp's famous Pictures exhibition, including seven artists that implement new media to push image construction forward.
To detect the presence of the GFPuv – Specr DNA in the fluorescent bacteria, a set of PCR primers not used in the plasmid construction (Forward UV-SS confirmation PCR, Reverse UV-SS confirmation PCR) was used to amplify a 700 bp product which spans the junction between the two coding sequences.
For TTDD calculation (i.e., the equation of CTTDD), each term indicates the communication costs of grid construction, query forwarding, and data forwarding, respectively.
Even as construction moves forward, questions about soaring costs and delays continue to plague the project.
"As the construction goes forward, we will increase our component there," Mr. Kelly said after his speech at the Loews Regency Hotel.
Eventually, the various factions agreed that his surviving plans were sufficient to guide the project, and construction went forward.
After Gaudí's death, construction inched forward, until the world's discovery of the Catalan city as dream tourist destination, as celebrated in Freddie Mercury's kitschy anthem "Barcelona", in the years leading up to the 1992 Olympics.
Construction goes forward even when sites have numerous citations (there were more than 30 code violations at the building where a worker fell to his death last week), and fines are set too low to enforce better practices.
The linearization problem is an extremely technical construction brought forward as a conjecture in the work of Drinfeld [5] (see also [3] and [4]), and proved in the seminal work of Etingof and Kazhdan (see [6, 7]).
In moving CSR in the construction sector forward, it is argued that the industry must move from altruism to strategy and from a client focus to a community focus.
