Sentence examples for construction in which from inspiring English sources
In Biblical Hebrew, possession is normally expressed with status constructus, a construction in which the possessed noun occurs in a phonologically reduced, "construct" form and is followed by the possessor noun in its normal, "absolute" form.
A third is innovative modular construction, in which more of the car is put together by parts suppliers.
They have also found inspiration in his unorthodox approach to construction, in which he designs a little, then builds a little, designs a little, then builds some more.
The Juke's Box, directly next door, is a jukebox-shaped construction in which sits a live band playing songs which passers-by select from a button pad.
Among an explosion of new ideas, one of the most fruitful was stressed-skin construction, in which the plane's skin carried loads in conjunction with the support framework.
This is not conventional frame construction, in which two by fours and other thin elements are nailed together, but more akin to building with concrete slabs.
The Beethoven concertos are complex, multitiered constructions, in which the piano and the orchestra often head toward the same destination along separate paths: sonata and symphony are superimposed.
At other times, he extended it into complex constructions in which the lines stop short of the edge of the canvas, suggesting an interruption and a sense of emptiness.
Linking constructions are defined as constructions in which the first predicates and the embedded linker-marked phrases/clauses bear a complementation relationship rather than adjunction and conjunction.
In Mayrinax Atayal, there are four non-finite constructions in which the complements are subject to the AV-only restriction: low adverbial verb constructions, subject control constructions, object control constructions, and resultative constructions.
This study excluded subordinate constructions in which an adjunct phrase/clause can be moved in a sentence, such as 'i' makaxa' in (2a b), as well as coordinate constructions in which permutation between the first conjunct and the second conjunct is allowed, as in (3a b).
