Sentence examples for extant construction from inspiring English sources

The Architectural Record observed that the building "had as its prototype rather a log-house than any extant construction of masonry".

An extant building served as bin Laden's house.

Note that by construction, extant population E K and ancestral population A0 are the same population.

This would cut down on fresh construction, although extant venues would still require maintenance.

The article examines the theoretical framework and extant scales that guided the construction of the inventory items and reports the steps taken to validate the instrument.

The first constructions resembling classifier constructions were Noun – Number – Noun constructions, which were also extant in Pre-Archaic Chinese but less common than Number – Noun.

The most common major construction error was contemporary descent (extant taxa are descended from other extant taxa), while empty branches and extra nodes were very common minor construction errors for all three assessments (Table 5).

At Arromanches, many elements of the Mulberry Harbour are extant and a museum examines its construction and use.

Extant literature furnishes no information concerning the construction of the building, its restorations or its contents, except that contained in the statement of Vitruvius (IX.9.1: plinthium sive lacunar quod etiam in circo Flaminio est positum Scopinas Syracusius (dicitur invenisse)).

The building was extant as of 2002.

The workshop aims to advance our understanding of sluicing by exploring looming extant issues in the domain of the multiple sluicing construction: the analysis of such constructions bears on the nature of the identity condition, since antecedents for multiple sluices often contain quantified elements missing in the ellipsis clause.