Sentence examples for projects constructed from inspiring English sources

The white brick facade of the 1951 Manhattan House at 66th Street and Third Avenue, a sort of model housing complex for the upper class, was certainly chosen with class as much as aesthetics in mind: by midcentury, scores of new housing projects constructed across the city in orangey-red brick had tainted that color for upper-income residents.

This study gathers two years of field performance data (June 2014 June 2016) from chip seal projects constructed in Oregon.

Typically engineering projects constructed in these mountain areas have significant overburden depth with associated high in-situ stresses.

Since the building of the first solar-powered absorption cooling system in Shenzhen in 1987, there have been over 10 additional solar cooling demonstration projects constructed.

Stream restoration projects constructed in urbanizing watersheds provided an opportunistic setting to determine how channel bedform influenced nitrate removal by denitrification.

The strength of geological materials is a fundamental property used in the design of civil engineering works; including projects constructed in complex geological mixtures or fragmented rocks such as mélanges, fault rocks, coarse pyroclastic rocks, breccias and sheared serpentines.

This amazing organization has also completed more than 200 community development projects, constructing homes and schools and improving sanitation.

In 1964, a U.S. House of Representatives investigation discovered that poor management and lack of efficiency were prevalent in four of the projects constructing the I-8 freeway.

David invested these revenues in extensive building projects: constructing towns, forts and churches, and promoting Georgian monastic communities and cultural activities both in Georgia and abroad.

Some experimental integrated care projects construct inter-organisational care pathways linking primary and secondary providers for certain patient groups, but they also require specially-negotiated contracts because DRGs aren't available for network-based care provision.

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.