Sentence examples for foundations of construction from inspiring English sources

It was trusted to build some of the country's most important infrastructure – from NHS hospitals to much-needed new road projects – yet the foundations of construction giant Carillion were shaky enough for the group to be felled by just four contracts.

Genetic characterization of field strains will provide foundations for construction of vaccines from domestic strains as has recently been practiced in India.

The chapter describes the processes involved in reasoning through assessment arguments and by highlighting the foundations of model construction; the approach provides a framework that is grounded in the first principles of assessment and inference.

In 1952 Heinz Rutishauser, who had worked with Zuse on his computers after the war, wrote an influential paper, "Automatische Rechenplanfertigung bei programmgesteuerten Rechenmaschinen" (loosely translatable as "Computer Automated Conversion of Code to Machine Language"), in which he laid down the foundations of compiler construction and described two proposed compilers.

The catastrophe probably occurred during the recorded earthquake of the year 17 A.D., for on the slope were foundations of Roman construction — for exedrae and other small structures — and fragments of pottery not earlier than the first century after Christ.

In cooperation with the Ecuadorian and Bolivian contingents of MINUSTAH – the UN mission in Haiti – they filled in the swamp adjacent to the hospital building with five truckloads of soil to create a stable foundation for construction of the CTC.

The proposed methods form a solid foundation for construction of a more reliable and robust PNT-Unit, where state-of-the-art hybrid navigation algorithms are augmented with integrity monitoring functionality to ensure the system performance in the presence of GNSS faults.

The methodology lays the foundation for construction of practical portable sensing devices.

The findings from these interviews were the foundation for construction of the questionnaire.

Our results lay a foundation for construction of the RIN and IRN biosynthetic pathways that will in turn aid the study of the regulation and metabolic engineering of RIN and IRN biosynthesis.

For example, "when an autonomous digger encounters an obstacle in the foundation of a construction site, an operator is necessary to evaluate whether it is safe for the robot to proceed or stop," Linnell writes.