Sentence examples for emerging construction from inspiring English sources
Ultra high performance concrete (UHPC) is an emerging construction material with its superior mechanical properties.
Engineered Cementitious Composites (ECC) are emerging construction materials with proven mechanical and durability characteristics.
The emerging construction of post-classical agri-approaches may be viewed as a kind of turning point in agriculture.
As a result, emerging construction tools for information visualization focus on providing solutions with different aspects including expressiveness, accessibility, and efficiency.
Taught concurrently with the integrative design studio, this class will also include field trips to construction sites, recently completed buildings, and/or fabrication shops/labs, in order to understand and design the integration of elements in both contemporary and emerging construction and fabrication.
Taught concurrently with the integrative design studio, this course will also include field trips to construction sites, recently completed buildings, and/or fabrication shops/labs, in order to understand and design the integration of elements in both contemporary and emerging construction and fabrication.
The city council has agreed to commit another £6.5m after it emerged construction costs had almost doubled.
Execution: There must be credible follow-through: efficient and full completion of the planned experiments, incorporation of obligatory adjustments as difficulties emerge, construction of the manuscript, assertive participation in the response to peer review, and publication of the paper.
In particular, duplication-divergence evolution directly restricts, by construction, the emerging structure of conserved biomolecular networks to scale-free topologies, irrespective of any biological function [ 28].
Basalt fibre reinforced polymer (BFRP) rebar is an emerging green construction material.
A wide variety of semiautonomous systems are emerging in construction, defense, and agricultural applications.
