Sentence examples for either constructed from inspiring English sources

Most of the newer monasteries date from after 1975, either constructed on new land or to replace older structures.

"The artists have either constructed something commonly made with fabric, like clothing or quilts, or used recycled textiles to create their pieces".

Each link can be either constructed or not at a given cost.

Traditionally data centers were either constructed for meeting the purpose of large organizations or Network-neutral data centers.

These radiographs confirmed that critical bone defect can be repaired by tissue-engineered bone membrane, either constructed with seeding cells of allogenic MSCs or osteogenetic induced allogenic MSCs.

Items were either constructed by the author or derived from the databank published by the German Institute for International Educational Research (DIPF; DaQS, n.d).

Even more savings can be achieved by going the do-it-yourself route, by either constructing a portfolio or mimicking a portfolio provided by online services.

But Staffan de Mistura's statement covering 10 or so broad themes and being shown to both sides in the talks leaves totally untouched how a transition of power is to be achieved, and the extent to which President Bashar al-Assad can play a role in either constructing this new state or remaining its ruler.

A social relations analysis revealed no consensus for either construct, making the relational measure untenable.

Few differences were found between GPCR families in terms of the percentage of cells that expressed either construct (Fig. 4A and 4C).

Groups of students can either construct or draw "variations on species themes," suggest environmental changes, and then "evolve" new phenotypes – physical forms (with changed DNA) – to match the changed environments.