Sentence examples for resources to construct from inspiring English sources

The Vikings currently don't have the resources to construct a complex passing attack.

According to the textbooks it could not exist: human hunter-gatherer societies at that time simply did not possess the skills and resources to construct such a place.

Khufu, the pharaoh identified by stuck-in-the-mud Egyptologists as the builder of the Great Pyramid, is exposed as a fraud: partly because he lacked the necessary resources to construct such an astounding monument, and partly because it was built a thousand years before he was born.

Parishes combined their resources to construct "houses of industry" and, if some briefly made a profit, the impossibility of co-ordinating the highly variable skills of the poor to spin, weave and produce lace or linen for the market soon became clear.

Behind the men's approach is a businesslike concern with the bottom line, with both leaders convinced that Larry A. Silverstein, who holds the lease to the World Trade Center site, does not have the financial resources to construct the Freedom Tower and several other buildings and could default on the project before it is completed.

Internal interface APIs communicate between physical and virtual cloud resources to construct interfaces for users and determine resource allocation.

This change in paradigm from building grids out of physical resources to constructing virtual grids has many advantages but also requires new thinking on how to architect, manage and optimize the necessary middleware.

Once the two maps are available, these BES and microsyntenies will be valuable resource to construct the genome scale zebrafish-common carp fine comparative map for the whole genome assembly and important traits localization of common carp.

This database can be used for research purposes, such as an association and functional study of T2D related genes, and as a primary genetic resource to construct a diabetes risk test in the preparation of personalized medicine in the future.

In the then absence of a T. aestivum genome sequence, we exploited an extensive wheat 'expressed sequence tags' (ESTs) resource to construct a reference transcriptome sequence (see Additional file 2: Table S2).

This database can be used for research purposes, such as an association and functional study of type 2 diabetes related genes, and as a primary genetic resource to construct a diabetes risk test in the preparation of personalized medicine in the future.