Sentence examples for frames to support from inspiring English sources

Many of the results reported in this paper were generated in very short time frames to support this advice.

The Hor mummy case, dating from the 10th Century BC, had collapsed and Mr Knowles designed internal Lego frames to support it after conservation work.

The external envelope of steel framed industrial buildings normally involves the use of purlins and rails spanning between the main hot-rolled frames to support the roofing/cladding.

In this paper, the integrated carrying capacity (ICC), which is a comprehensive capacity measure, is calculated in given space and time frames to support the evaluation of long-term sustainable regional economic development.

It has also been suggested that the idea of building with sod came from European immigrants, either Russian-Germans, who are known to have built rammed earth dwellings in the Plains, or immigrants from the British Isles, particularly from Ireland, where turf houses were built with stone foundations and frames to support the turf.

If you are building a multilevel float, you will want to build frames to support each "stage", or deck.

This fall, a frame to support a golf bag on the Segway HT i Series, a newer model with a top speed of 12.5 miles an hour that sells for about $4,500, will go on the market.

When we allow bullies in the media, in comedy, in education, in tabloid papers and in the heart of government to make disabled people the "untouchable others" undeserving of a seat at our dinner tables, let alone in our policy framed to support them, we enable the bigots.

Tile roofs in many other areas, particularly on residences, have been used extensively in the past, but economic considerations limit their use now; in addition to the cost of the tile is the cost of roof framing to support the heavier weight of the tile.

It is fabricated from stainless steel that is cut and bent to form a frame to support a fine nylon mesh.

Scientists model landscapes for at least two reasons: to better understand the landscape dynamics themselves (called intrinsic needs) and to offer a realistic frame to support other ecological processes (extrinsic needs).