Sentence examples for project constructing from inspiring English sources

A few years earlier, he'd launched his career as an artist and designer with a clever project: constructing a toaster from scratch, mining the iron and making the plastic himself.

Philip Seymour Hoffman plays Caden Cotard, who starts off running a small theatre company in Schenectady, and, following a sumptuous grant from the MacArthur Foundation, ends up spending decades on an altogether grander project — constructing a chunk of alternative city within New York, in which countless characters go about their scripted lives.

In doing so we have laid the foundations for the rest of the project: constructing a summary measure of multiple environmental deprivation for the UK and determining its utility in researching spatial inequalities in health.

The halting rhythms of the poem formed the unlikely backbone of a project constructed by Kelly and the Australian National Academy of Music's 2011 composer-in-residence, James Ledger.

Though Diamond is a massive project, constructed between 2003 and 2007 with funding split between the Science and Technology Facility Council (86%) and the Wellcome Trust, it was relatively cheap with an initial construction cost around one-tenth of the LHC's £2.6bn.

University of Minnesota's new, technology-enhanced learning spaces project constructed the Active Learning Classrooms (ALCs) (Whiteside et al. 2010).

Our project constructed a virtual public engagement platform in order to elucidate perspectives on multiple, plausible visions of human enhancement.

By doing this, Microsoft gets to "claim the green attributes of a brand new solar project constructed by Dominion" and use the project to satisfy its own sustainability goals.

To support this application requirement in a polar ecosystem scenario, the project constructed a metadata catalog service for pre-collected orthorectified Landsat satellite images with global coverage.

The morphologic evolution of a beach nourishment project constructed in Long Branch, New Jersey, USA is investigated using the method of empirical orthogonal functions (EOF).

The final extension began as the New Perth Bunbury Highway project, constructed between December 2006 and September 2009.