Sentence examples for imposed construction from inspiring English sources

On site, the construction supervisor would contemplate whether one could relate the bending capacity of the concrete beam with the use of accidently imposed construction joint.

For this reason, Section 2 addresses the uncovering of an ontology from the tags [14] in an unsupervised form, to investigate whether such an ontology is not an imposed construction.

Whereas there had once been an urban fabric that had emerged over time, embedded in culture and place, 20th-century colonialism imposed construction systems and town planning that effectively suffocated the original city, replacing courtyard houses with concrete towers and cutting off neighborhoods into demographic ghettos.

The imposing constructions stood 15ft to 20ft high  and were carved into chalk, then covered in concrete as it has good reflective properties.

On the floor in front of these imposing constructions a blocky stool made of layered lengths of floor boards invites you to have a seat.

Mr. Shackford said many states no longer imposed school construction fees on housing for older Americans.

Creep of early age concrete is more significant than that of hardened concrete, and it is possible that early age concrete creep presents nonlinearly because of high stresses imposed during construction.

The Palestinians refused to continue the talks, though, after a 10-month moratorium Netanyahu had imposed on construction in Jewish West Bank settlements was allowed to expire on September 26 just three and a half weeks after the festive launch of the negotiations.

A 45-day moratorium has been imposed on construction of new truck terminals or expansion of existing ones while the city studies traffic congestion, noise, air quality and safety related to truck traffic.

We entered the imposing building through the lobby, which is still under construction, at the end of picturesque Joralemon Street.

That tectonic rumble underpins an imposing musical construction, which maintains ritualistic intensity over a fifty-minute span.