Sentence examples for fragmented construction from inspiring English sources

The Social BIMCloud framework facilitates lightweight and effective building information exchange for a fragmented construction industry and provides many benefits to information exchange in the AEC industry.

Much the way Home Depot put dozens of weaker chains out of business in the 1990s, HD Supply intends to outgrow and crush a very fragmented construction-supply industry.

This has the effect of transforming the overall systems process (relationships P1 - P4) from a partial and fragmented historical construction into a systematic adaptive-control process for optimising safety and quality of care.

Ductal has already been used to build a 120-metre footbridge with a deck that is only 3cm thick.Having developed Ductal with a multi-disciplinary team that grew to include ten other labs, Lafarge's next challenge is to get it employed by a fragmented and conservative construction industry.

"The industry is fragmented, and the largest construction company has less than 10% of the market".

The traditional fragmented nature of the construction industry along with the ad hoc matter in which investments in ICT have been made has resulted in a key cause of the poor performance and inefficiencies of the industry being attributed to the communication and exchange of information.

Double-stranded cDNAs were synthesized from Poly A RNA and fragmented (200 300 bp) before construction of the sequencing libraries (Kapa Library Amplification Kit Kapa Biosystemss).

Since mid 1950s, the aquatic networks have been fragmented dramatically with the construction of dykes and floodgates across the river-lake connections [ 60, 66].

Overall, descriptions of student-constructed phylogenetic trees are fragmented, and the impact of construction exercises on student learning is unresolved.

[ 10] found that patients with bilateral hippocampal damage and amnesia could not imagine either fictitious or future scenes (see also [ 11 14]); their constructions were fragmented and lacked spatial coherence.

Such a process presents fragmented information flows, from building product information to construction planning, that rely on subjective decisions of construction planners.