Sentence examples for instance the construction from inspiring English sources

For instance, the construction of the spherical earth model seems not plenty achieved.

I mean, for instance, the construction of hotels or other facilities not related to the Games.

At times, groups of distinguished experts weigh in on how to advance whole fields, recommending, for instance, the construction of large instruments and laboratories costing billions of dollars.

In Brazil, for instance, the construction of the Belo Monte dam, which will flood a huge area, is going ahead even though it will force the displacement of indigenous Amazon tribes, threatening their very survival.

In addition, when it comes to implementing this market integration agenda, for instance the construction of an interconnector between two member states, financial and regulatory support comes from those member states, or occasionally in part from Brussels, but certainly not from Washington, DC.

Apart from La Défense, the business district to the west of Paris, which is due to get a new series of designer skyscrapers in the coming years, the capital has always resisted, for instance, the construction of high towers much to the frustration of Mr Delanoë, who would like to plant some on the periphery.

The recreational trail for instance, requires the construction of two bridges over the Capital Beltway.

He was an early and strong proponent of environmental conservation in Florida, in one instance stopping the construction of an airport in the Everglades.

Multi-robot cells for spot welding use coordinated robots to assemble metal panels via spot welding by coordinated robots, for instance in the construction of car doors.

For instance, during the construction of Tainan Science Park in Tainan county, a Neolithic site was found on the floodplain of Hsin-shih Hsiang, Tainan county (Fig. 1a) and was discovered because of the construction of a factory building, named Nan-kuan-li East (NKLE; spelling also as Nanguanli East) (Tsang 2005; Tsang et al. 2006; Tsang 2013; Li 2013).

Before 2001, wars and disasters only provided opportunities for a narrow sector of the economy -- the makers of fighter jets, for instance, or the construction companies that rebuilt bombed-out bridges.