Sentence examples for construction which consists of from inspiring English sources
The deal also provides the city with prime real estate a block from the huge state-financed Adriaen's Landing project, now under construction, which consists of a convention center, hotel, science center and retail and residential development.
Figure 3(a) shows an inside photo of the DDA and Figure 3(b) shows details of the DDA construction, which consists of a matrix of millions of light sensitive photo diodes direct into contact to the scintillator screen, not shown.
I know that I also had a share of the lyric construction, which consisted of rhyming "surprised" and "lies" followed by "wake up" and "make up".
The Life Cycle Assessment tool is used in the construction industry to assess the environmental impact and the resources that are used throughout the life span of a construction project, which consists of the raw material acquisition, production, design phase, construction phase, operation phase and the demolition and dismantling phase.
The Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant (LMNPP) is currently under construction in Taiwan, which consists of two Advanced Boiling Water Reactor ABWRR) units.
If the node is an FT-node (m i = 1), then FTNall(i) will be used in the construction of the backbone network which consists of the FT-nodes.
A more effective approach in the long run is construction of a so-called mathematical model, which consists of a set of equations, or sometimes simply of tables and curves, describing the interactions within the system in quantitative terms.
The methodology used was the RUP (Rational Unified Process) which consists of Inception, Elaboration, Construction, and Transition phases.
Two dichroic mirrors are used for the construction of the binocular stereo vision system which consists of two optical (visible) and two infrared cameras.
A DT model was developed using a variant of the classification and regression tree (CART) method (Breiman et al. 1995), which consists of two steps tree construction and tree pruning (Clark and Pregibon 1997).
This article describes the design, construction and performance evaluation of a demonstrator set-up which consists of two identical detector modules, used in coincidence.
