Sentence examples for example built by from inspiring English sources

HMS Fearless, for example: built by Harland and Wolff, Belfast, steam turbines by English Electric.

There are huge stonework arches and stone guard railings, for example, built by Russian stonemasons, that have to be replicated.

The model shown here was the only example built by the Italian supercar manufacturer and was sold to a private collector for a reported 2.1 million euros, or $2.75 million.

The much beloved Riverside Park, for example, built by Moses in the 1930s over a strip of decrepit rail tracks, lumber yards and docks, neatly masks the view of cars streaming by below, in what remains a model of thoughtful urban planning.

Such clavichords are called "unfretted," in contrast to those having several keys for each pair of strings, which are called "fretted". Although the unfretted clavichord was known as early as 1693, the oldest extant example, built by Hieronymus Albrecht Hass of Hamburg (Ger)., dates from 1742.

For example, a model, built by model services running at site A, will be accessible via its web address, but the representation could include links to the training dataset and prediction variables, hosted at OpenTox services running at site B. The features, representing predicted variables, contain links back to the remote model.

Schwab, for example, built a beachhead in Britain, first by acquiring Sharelink Investment Services, one of the largest British discount brokers, in 1995 and earlier this year introducing on-line brokerage services like it has in the United States.

So-called machine learning can sometimes help (spell-checking is a case where it can help a lot, and ditto for speech recognition), but nobody has ever, for example, built a world-class chess program by taking a generally smart machine, endowing it with enormous data, and letting it learn for itself.

Fort Greene in Brooklyn is a perfect example; homes built by the upper class fell into slum status but have now been restored along with their neighborhood.

The new NHS-wide e-mail service, for example, being built by EDS, is a web-based service similar to HotMail.

McGraw Hall, for example, was built by many of the early students at Cornell, and they'd carry the stone up the slope and actually lay the foundation and do the carpentry work on the building to pay for their tuition.