Sentence examples for constructions themselves from inspiring English sources

4. Strictly speaking, it is the grammatical constructions themselves, not the expressions involved in them, that should be called logical or nonlogical: not the sign \(\dq{\and}\), but the placing of a token of \(\dq{\and}\) between two sentences.

But, as Van Dalen also notices, it is also in effect a rejection of the hypothetical judgement in the general case where one does not know whether there is a construction for A. On this reading, Brouwer's explanation of the hypothetical judgement avoids hypothetical constructions and the concomitant use of logic by considering conditions on constructions instead of constructions themselves.

They are overseeing the construction themselves to control costs.

The city had also embraced the "Zelfbouw," or self-build, program, which encourages individuals or groups to lease land from the city and then organize the construction themselves.

After visiting the Monks of New Skete, they settled on a 12-acre hilly, wooded property, doing much of the construction themselves.

To help make ends meet, they took odd jobs part time and worked on the brewery whenever they could, doing virtually all the construction themselves.

Students conducted detailed interviews and did the construction themselves, using tires, hay bales, old license plates and other materials that were donated or scavenged.

So Mr. Baldridge sat down with his employees, Shawn Brown and Ted Slate, and gave them a choice: the three of them could do the construction themselves — "contributing real sweat equity," as he put it — or let the house, and possibly their jobs, fall by the wayside.

Depending on the implementation method, the nomads have to pay a fixed share for the governmental construction or they obtain a fixed money grant from the government and are responsible for the house construction themselves.

Critics of Brown's policy say that some districts would be rich enough to finance construction themselves, but poor districts could never go it alone.

The occurrence of the three contigs obtained via BLAST (no. 46136, 46133, and 46134), compared with that of two reconstructed mitochondrial contigs, suggested that the sequence assembly and contig construction themselves were not always insufficient.