Sentence examples for high built in from inspiring English sources

Because of high built in potential in these devices, large open circuit voltage was observed.

HIGH Built in 1951, this 4,773-square-foot house is on 1.56 acres with gardens and mountain views in Lake View Park.

Until it was usurped by the bridge two years ago, the symbol of Rotterdam was the Euromast, Parkhaven 20, 31-100) 436-4811, and www.euromast.nl, a thin tower 328 feet high built in a park in 1960.

The grain terminal is one of the waterfront's industrial masterpieces, a series of 54 concrete silos about 12 stories high, built in 1922 to hold grain arriving by barge from the West.

From contemporary accounts, Bianjing was a city of towers, the tallest being a pagoda 110 metres (360 feet) high, built in 989 by the architect Yu Hao to house a relic of the Indian emperor Ashoka.

Hangar One (807 feet [245 metres] long, 268 feet [82 metres] wide, and 172 feet [52 metres] high), built in 1921 and a relic of the airship era, was designated a registered historic landmark in 1968.

The higher build-in electric field can separate more photogenerated holes to the surface of the ZnO nanorod, and the Schottky barriers height will be degraded larger also.

Remarkably, Diamond Ranch was built to the budgetary and pro forma specifications that, by state law, guide the construction of every high school built in California.

The Hudson Valley is rich in history, and there are wonderful old spots to visit, including the Depuy Canal House in High Falls, built in 1797; Stissing House in Pine Plains, open since 1782; and Kittle House in Chappaqua, built in 1790.

Danforth Museum of Art Housed in an ancient but capacious former high school built in 1907, the Danforth Museum of Art was founded in 1973 under the leadership of a local couple, Paul and Elaine Marks.

That was hardly the tallest in New York -- the 29-story Park Row Building, 391 feet high, was built in 1899 at Ann Street.