Sentence examples for frequent construction from inspiring English sources
GET Matt Chernus going on the subject of food trucks — those big refrigerated chuck wagons that frequent construction sites and late-night watering holes — and he could be a 6-year-old describing his favorite Tonka.
For the company's 228 engineers working in mainland China and 746 in Hong Kong where earthquakes are frequent, construction with consideration to seismic risk is routine.
The field survey show frequent construction problems and delays in responding to some site queries (see also Deng et al. 2001).
The destruction of the World Trade Center towers took an economic toll on the area, and the frequent construction in the years since has affected local businesses.
Due to frequent construction work, water disinfection was performed on four to six days per month during the analyzed time period.
A spokesman for the international security force in Afghanistan, Lt. Bashon W. Mann, said that the force conducted frequent inspections at construction sites and that the coalition had no knowledge of having used building materials made by children.
The Chicago Architecture Blog: frequent updates on new construction and other projects around town.
Project phase: The most frequent focus is the construction phase with the maintenance phase being next with approximately half as many articles.
Design of QCA adders have been studied extensively due to its frequent use in the construction of several computing subsystems including arithmetic and logical units (ALUs).
In this context, recent works (Huber et al. 2010; Bosch et al. 2014) have mentioned the potential of 3D laser scanning and Building Information Models (BIM) in fields, such as civil engineering, architecture, and construction, where frequent access to detailed and semantically rich information of as-built and as-is status of construction objects is required.
Such utterances are characterized by low levels of lexical density and a frequent use of coordinated constructions of the and then-type, as shown in (1).
