Sentence examples for contests constructed from inspiring English sources

All participating families in the SWC contests constructed new SWC practices.

The cohort of athletes who had their contests cancelled was constructed from the CCSC pre-bout examination records and the medical records submitted by each athlete.

By treating youths as adults in the criminal-justice system, we are contesting the construct of childhood itself.

Dudley had been inspired by the work of Professor C. G. Kratzenstein, who won a contest for constructing a mechanical-speech device at the Imperial Academy of St . Petersburgin 1779.

The Republicans, who signaled long ago that they were eager to exploit the tax issue, seemed engaged in a contest to construct the least complimentary metaphor about the Governor.

(Originally, Bell Labs wouldn't release the name, so the New York Times called the Vocoder "a machine that tears speech to pieces"). Dudley had been inspired by the work of Professor C. G. Kratzenstein, who won a contest for constructing a mechanical-speech device at the Imperial Academy of St. Petersburg in 1779.

This article introduces the electrical and mechanical designing steps of an autonomous robot, which was constructed for the contest.

However as a legal pluralist Cover argued that law is constantly constructed through a contest waged among various norm-generating communities [ 35].

Additionally, the deck was constructed as a puzzle contest laid out in the form of an original poem.

The contest was held at the newly constructed Baku Crystal Hall, with semi-finals held on 22 and 24 May 2012, followed by the final held on 26 May 2012.

The final contest for the Maslab robotics competition, which took place Friday, featured robots constructed with materials as strange as paintbrushes and mouse pads.