Sentence examples for existing portion from inspiring English sources

M.P. Hapgood, an architectural student from Boston, returned to an intricate Gothic design that would have surrounded the existing portion of the obelisk, while H.R. Searle published and distibuted at his own expense an idea for a decorated obelisk atop a Mayan-like base [Figure 5].

Another alternative is to refurbish the restoration, i.e., adding new material to the defective portion of the restoration without removing any existing portion of the restorative [10].

Further, on one of the roads, the company agreed to take the risk because the state is signing over to it the right to collect tolls on an existing portion of road.

The safety enhancements consist of strengthening an existing portion of the Volt's vehicle safety structure to further protect the battery pack in a severe side collision; add a sensor in the reservoir of the battery coolant system to monitor coolant levels; and add a tamper-resistant bracket to the top of the battery coolant reservoir to help prevent potential coolant overfill.

The section from I-490 south to NY 383 was designated as part of I-390; however, it would not connect to the existing portion of I-390 south of Rochester until 1981, when the interchange between I-390 and I-590 was completed.

Adding a new embankment to an existing embankment induces additional stresses and deformations beneath the widened and existing portions of the embankment.

Differential settlement may develop between and within the new and existing portions of the embankment, especially over soft soils.

If the wall hasn't been painted in some time, you might find you need to repaint the entire wall, otherwise the new patch will stand out noticeably from the existing undamaged portion of the wall.

"If you look at the growth in the computer industry between 1980 and 1990 and say, 'Which portion comes from existing base and which portion comes from products that didn't exist in 1980?' more than 50percentt didn't exist," Mr. Peled said.

Whether the cellular elements from which the root clusters arise are pre-formed and exist as dormant primordia until evoked by the environment (i.e., they are proleptic primordia), or whether the primordia are developed de novo within barren, pre-existing portions of root axes (i.e., the roots are adventive) is not known.

Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the United States shall be under no duty to inspect such portion prior to such release and quitclaim, and shall incur no legal liability with respect to any hazard or any unsafe condition existing on such portion at the time of such release and quitclaim.