Sentence examples for installation of a full from inspiring English sources

Zoning restrictions limited the height of the building and barred the installation of a full kitchen or bathroom.

Last year, the Norwegian government announced they were cancelling the installation of a full scale carbon capture and storage facility there, citing delays and increasing costs.

Smart light bulbs – like the Philips Huee connected bulbs or those from LG, GE or Samsung – are an easy jumping off point for those wanted to experiment in the "connected home" arena without the complexity or costs involved with the installation of a full "smart home" system.

It's that need for technical support that prompted the installation of a full-time "vegetable butcher" at Eataly when that glamorous food emporium opened in the Flatiron district in 2010: an employee whose sole job is to trim, peel and cut produce to order.

It gives almost all the functionality of a full installation and runs very close to full speed.

The modified exhibition will close on Sunday to allow for the installation of the full show, which will open on February 18 and run, complete, through March 15.

With the completion of this project, foreseen by middle 2009, it will be possible to perform a full test at 3500 m of the deployment and connection procedures and at the same time set-up a continuous long term on-line monitoring of the site properties (light transparency, optical background, water currents,...) whose knowledge is essential for the installation of the full km3 detector.

This paper presents the results of a full-scale installation of a passive vibration absorber, called a Liquid Column Vibration Absorber (LCVA), on a 67 m high steel frame communications tower.

Two related papers deal with a specific plate-type normal pressure cell for use in an installation of three full-scale steel silos with different hopper eccentricities (concentric, half-eccentric and full-eccentric) as part of a silo research project.

It will include an installation of five full-size billiard tables based on the eccentric, sharply canted one in Man Ray's Surrealist painting "La Fortune" of 1938.

A passer-by will see on the left side of the installation a full-length mirror.