Sentence examples for construction introduced from inspiring English sources

This is an unusually large number of resales, especially for new construction introduced with great fanfare only a few years ago.

Chalet-type building construction, introduced in 1905 by Swiss immigrants, provides an appropriate setting for skiing in the winter months on the slopes of the nearby V. López and Otto peaks, while the many lakes and streams afford opportunities for fishing.

We use the following geometric construction introduced by Kajikiya [20].

We now derive the path-integral representation of a stochastic hybrid neural network using the construction introduced in [33].

SCP based on the DGK construction introduced in [25] is one of the widely-used comparison protocols due to its efficiency.

We prove that the class of such graphs Γ is precisely the class of those graphs obtained from G-symmetric graphs Σ and self-paired G-orbits on 3-arcs of Σ by a construction introduced in a recent paper of Li, Praeger and the author, and that Γ can be reconstructed from ΓB via this construction.

Created by the Staten Island Children's Museum, the show, whose centerpiece is a child-size house under construction, introduces young visitors to all aspects of the building trades.

Created by the Staten Island Children's Museum, the show, whose centerpiece is a child-size house under construction, introduces young visitors to all aspects of the building trade.

We also exist vital experience HBUTiGrid project construction, introduces the software tools, support it.

Using this type of composite in building construction introduces many advantages such as high strength and stiffness to weight, survivability in severe weather conditions, desired ductility, fatigue resistance, and design flexibility (three-dimensional forms, molded in place, easy to install and structure replacement).

By emphasizing the section (the cutaway view) over the plan and elevation, Leatherbarrow demonstrates how modern construction methods introduced a new connection between the interior and the exterior of buildings.