Sentence examples for construction of the same from inspiring English sources

Another construction of the same scheme can be found in [32].

Data provided by Italian Ministry of Environment say that in 5 years you consume, just for heating of an apartment, an amount of energy equal to that required for the all construction of the same apartment.

It is revealed that the environmental impact for construction of the same beam structure can be increased by more than 9.65 times (from 191.7 to 1851.1) due to the variation in CO2 emission data.

This study examines this statement by juxtaposing brochure content produced by 12 hotels located in Playacar, Mexico – a coastal tourism enclave devastated by biophysical changes in the natural landscape – to online tourists' co-constructions of the same landscape.

In parallel, some constructions of the same cDNAs cloned in prokaryotic expression systems were used to produce recombinant antigens (data not shown) for the evaluation of the antisera.

Cut two (2 x 4 construction) or three (2 x 6 construction) pieces of the same length from a 2-by.

Furthermore, it imposes a small systematical error in the construction of, because the same simulated C-NOT process matrix is applied several times to form the concatenated process matrix (see Ref. [33] for an analysis of a similar situation).

The construction is of the same soil that has been stockpiled for pitches for the last three decades and the grass that helps bind it is the same, so in theory it ought to play the same.

For ease of construction, wire of the same size, 0.6 mm in diameter at model scale (30-mm diameter at prototype scale), was utilized for both longitudinal and shear reinforcement.

Second, with respect to the distinction between degree V-DE constructions and result V-DE constructions sentences of the same type are often given different classifications by different researchers or even by the same researchers in different places of their work.

Ove Arup gave the bridge its highest rating for complexity of construction - the same as a state-of-the-art corporate fortress.