Sentence examples for construction of a laboratory from inspiring English sources

"That is why the people of Ojom very much appreciate what is being done with the construction of a laboratory at the health centre".

Approval to plant bodies on the property was granted last April, and now construction of a laboratory and fencing is due to begin within three months.

The design and construction of a laboratory scale multi-stage fluid bed reactor-adsorber is illustrated for the reversible first order glucose-fructose isomerization with a zeolitic adsorbent as model system.

Shortly after the end of the Second World War, Professor J.C. Hunsaker, who was one of the pioneers of aviation in this country and who was a member of the original National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics (the forerunner of NASA), brought together a group of American industries who donated funds for the construction of a laboratory devoted to jet propulsion.

In this sense, this article focuses on the performance evaluation of IP over VDTNs through a prototype, presenting the design, and construction of a laboratory testbed for VDTNs, called VDTN@Lab.

The design and construction of a laboratory-scale apparatus for generating variable concentrations and flow rates of exogenous ethylene for fresh produce supplementation during storage trials is described.

Funding through a third project from the International Cooperative Biodiversity Groups (ICBG) reportedly involved agreements with local villagers, and has aided the development of infrastructure in Madagascar, including the the construction of a new laboratory at the University of Antananarivo and equipment upgrades at a laboratory at the University of Fianarantsoa [ 15, 16].

Based on the work, construction of a photovoltaics laboratory for the production of solar panels is now under way in Nigeria.

At the event, Boisselier announced the construction of a cloning laboratory and vaguely described Hunt, who wished to remain anonymous.

In 1999 Gates donated US$20 million to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the construction of a computer laboratory named the "William H. Gates Building" that was designed by architect Frank O. Gehry.

Like Jacobson, he saw the need for additional tests, and even for the construction of an "interrogation laboratory" where LSD might be tested in combination with radical alterations in room temperature, or a barrage of "supra-sonic waves".