Sentence examples for explorations building from inspiring English sources
In a companion suit to be filed today in Manhattan, the association will argue that Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein erred in deciding to place the Ross school inside the New Explorations building on Columbia Street.
They're taking on all kinds of grandiose projects – space exploration, building underground cities in the Antarctic, and other nonsense.
Nasa says it has made "extraordinary progress" developing a plan for sustainable Mars exploration, building partnerships in both the public and private sectors.
Then the guided graph exploration building block would effectively filter unnecessary vertices when a VSB query is submitted to the query engine.
Urban systems are highly complex, yet post-earthquake inspections point to two major factors (Duzgun et al. 2011; Marquis et al. 2015) that contribute to seismic risk exploration: building characteristics and socioeconomic variables, which impact both mitigation and recovery efforts.
"Both [are] supporting me in my exploration for building a deep tech fund," she says.
Our work could expand the exploration of building developable 3D structures using origami.
There's much we could do here to get reasonable oil and gas prices, including removing unnecessary obstacles on exploration and building new refineries or modernizing existing ones.
Russia is developing a renewed robotic moon exploration program, building upon the history-making legacy of orbiters, landers, rovers and sample-return missions the country launched decades ago.
While telling shareholders there was too much uncertainty about global warming to take action, it was building exploration facilities that allowed for the sea level rise it knew was on the way.
Not to be outdone, Mr. Romney has put "energy independence" — including the expansion of hydrocarbon exploration and production, building the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada and removing federal regulations on coal — at the top of his five-point plan to produce millions of jobs.
