Sentence examples for incorrect construction from inspiring English sources

This is due to lack of knowledge causing incorrect construction methods and highly skilled labour requirement.

The runway was plagued with frost heave due to an incorrect construction method, forcing the airport to regularly re-asphalt the runway.

Correct constructions would cause an animated monkey head at the bottom of the computer screen to float to a corner at the top of the screen after briefly disappearing; incorrect constructions (anytime one male syllable was followed by another male syllable or more than one female syllable) would make the monkey head float to the opposite corner.

These arise from incomplete annotation of the bovine genome sequence, non-unique gene assignments or incorrect probe-set construction.

Two major construction errors, incorrect relatedness and incorrect traits, were somewhat rare in phylogenetic trees constructed by students (Table 5).

Consequently, it may be seen that the driller's screen setting depths of 12 21, 62 72, and 108 114 m were incorrect, but the correct construction profile as presented under 'interpreted log' on the right hand side of column 5 (Fig. 6) shows two screen positions only, and at the depths 10 19 and 63 108 m.

The Federal Circuit also found that Judge Posner's claim construction was incorrect, and that the claim properly covered any amount of hemihydrate.

Inappropriate and incorrect policies have impeded the construction of the required infrastructures, especially electric power plants and grids.

The effects of the incorrect arrangement of reinforcement during construction are also analyzed, which is proved not to be the leading reason of the failure.

Accordingly, while maximizing the number of loci, more missing data are accepted, which might result in incorrect distances in linkage map construction and in QTL analyses (Hackett and Broadfoot 2003).

Most of the incorrect calls in the library construction-based barcoding method were due to low coverage of specific alleles (Table 6).