Sentence examples for has typically built from inspiring English sources

With the exception of Provo, Utah, where Google is using a fiber network it acquired from the city, and Atlanta, where it is using a mix of new and existing networks, the company has typically built its network from scratch.

Social policy in Norway both at the national and local level has emphasized the connection between athletics at the mass and elite levels, and athletic centers have typically been built both to accommodate spectators, participants, and training.

Langmuir probes are typically built to have incident field-line angles > 10° to avoid interpretation issues associated with sheath expansion.

Mr. Codey's decision came after articles in The Star Ledger, of Newark, that reported that schools built by the state School Construction Corporation have typically cost 45percentt more than schools built by local districts.

Cap parks — typically built above recessed roadways — have sprouted in Sacramento, Dallas and Seattle.

In the past, on-chip memory has been made from static random access memory, or SRAM, typically built from units composed of six transistors.

Report writer Waiselfisz, meanwhile, said white women in Brazil have typically had greater opportunities to build the independence needed to escape violence, and a far greater proportion of white families in Brazil are protected by private security, such as the guards who monitor the entrances to apartment blocks in the more upmarket neighborhoods.

Those are typically built around video-on-demand operations and have often traded on the cachet of film festivals, including Sundance and South by Southwest.

They are typically built on a much larger scale, and historically their costs have been much lower.

But HOT lanes are typically built alongside normal lanes.

End bents are typically built around driven pile systems.