Sentence examples for quick to construct from inspiring English sources

Mass-produced steel and concrete were quick to construct and economically attractive and some British architects went further than their European counterparts, obsessive in their attempts to pour entire buildings from a single mould.

To date, an engineered solution to the problem that is low-cost, quick to construct, environmentally and socially sustainable, takes into account the needs of the occupant, and accounts for local climatic conditions has not been found.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge copy is smaller than the original, made from granite (thereby significantly cheaper and quicker to construct than the eight years it took 1,400 Sydney labourers in the 1920s and 30s), and has been designed as a "rainbow across the river bend", with a 100m replica steel truss arch and 327m in length (the original is 1,149m long).

We proposed two quick methods to construct topologies with small average distance and high connectivity: CM and SWM.

This approach worked perfectly for the pilot study as it was very quick and easy to construct, but it was also fragile and tedious to perform significant changes.

Support for reusable modules in program code makes it quick and easy to construct new, larger systems using pre-designed components.

Among Speer's innovations were quick-reaction squads to construct roads or clear away debris; before long, these units would be used to clear bomb sites.

However, it can be enjoyed any time of the day and a cook can be creative in the kitchen by using it as a base and adding any available ingredients to construct a quick and delightful meal.

Objective: To construct a quick algorithm to detect patients with low bone mineral density (BMD) and osteoporosis and determine its applicability in daily general practice.

For "Radio Silence," in which Blake sings, "I can't believe that you don't want to see me," the singer used a piece of gear to construct a quick vocal loop, then harmonized with himself — a neat metaphor for the self-obsession that runs through his work.

Although presenting some advantages, such as being relatively easy to construct and quick to introduce in the cell, broad-host-range replicative plasmids can exhibit some instability.