Sentence examples for construction workshop from inspiring English sources

From that experience, students were taken to the course construction workshop and were asked to demonstrate their understandings of perimeter, area, and the use of appropriate tools using a model of a house (see Fig. 3).

Simulated assessment enabled the students (N = 5) to explore, rehearse, and consolidate areas such as construction as shown in Fig. 2 as a way of creating meaningful practical knowledge in the context in which it was acquired the construction workshop at the TAFE Institute.

Christian runs a bike construction workshop in Eggesin, a town in northern Germany.

Although focusing on traditional trades, the programs are designed to be innovative; the construction workshop, for instance, accepts women even though the trade has traditionally been male only.

"I mean, we're wise guys," Gaspare Valenti tells his cousin, Carmine Muscarella, on the wire recording, the sound of a Queens construction workshop in the background.

Yet smart young volunteers continue to trek here from faraway places like Australia, South Korea, Mexico, Chile, Italy and Jordan, paying to enroll in the construction workshops.

We have produced new guidance on well cementing, begun a new standard on deepwater well construction, held workshops on carrying out a comprehensive safety management system, nearly completed work on state-of-the-art well containment systems, and initiated business planning for a new, independently audited safety body.

"Good job today," Ms. Winsor hollered cheerfully at Oscar Markowitz, a 5-year-old boy with orange hair, flushed cheeks and a big grin, one of a dozen children (including the reporter's son) participating in a weeklong camp she was holding at Construction Kids, her workshop on Flatbush Avenue.

The Sentul and Ipoh Road area is the site of railway (assembly and construction) and engineering workshops and sawmills, and cement is manufactured at Rawang to the north.

As a tropical port city which has doubled in size to over 1 million people in just a few years, it is frequently shrouded in plumes of black diesel smoke from old ships; it has no proper waste incineration plants; its construction sites and workshops emit clouds of dust and its heavy traffic is some of the worst in Nigeria.

In addition, Quzhou also decisively banned underground factories, shops, and construction and transportation workshops (Editorial Department of Industry and Commerce Administration of Quzhou City 1995, 103).