Sentence examples for essentially constructed from inspiring English sources

The tempo shifts constantly; the music is essentially constructed from short motifs that whisk by and are not heard again.

Although docked a star because some of the acting is a bit stage-school, it's essentially constructed from crime-film cliches, that could claim a pension and, worst of all, it's way too long.

But the problem in the Crown Heights case was that the judge, with the best of intentions, essentially constructed the racial composition of the jury with methods that would have been unconstitutional if used by the prosecution or defense.

The cradle is essentially constructed in two pieces, which are attached by a cloth spine piece.

An SVC video bit stream is essentially constructed with a base layer sub-stream and more than one scalable enhancement layer sub-stream referring to different video layers.

Above all, it is essentially constructed of brick rather than stone.

This preprocessing step essentially constructs a new set of reference signals, which preserve all the information of the original reference, but are uncorrelated with each other.

American ground squirrels and prairie dogs, for example, essentially construct circular dikes that prevent rainwater from reaching their burrows below ground; similarly, circular plantings of trees and shrubs could funnel and slow stormwater, easing pressure on city sewers.

Thus the scales fitted GLLRMs and can therefore be considered to be essentially construct valid and essentially objective.

After all, he explained, while there's good reason for concern around essentially constructing killing machines, robots are capable of, among other things, calmly assessing context.

"If you just look at, for example, the history curriculum, it's all about sorts of skills... essentially constructing historical narratives, explanations," he says.