Sentence examples for some new structures from inspiring English sources

But the organizers say that some new structures would have to be built: * The Olympic Stadium would be built over the Long Island Rail Road train yard in Manhattan, south of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

So we need some new structures.

But today, some new structures have been proposed for this purpose.

Modern buildings have risen from the ruins and some new structures have been added to the area, a stronghold of Hezbollah.

Subsequently, some new structures were fabricated, such as planar PSCs (without mesoporous TiO2 (mp-TiO2) layer) [4, 5] and PSCs without HTL [6].

The realization of nanomechanical properties of dragonfly wings will provide inspirations for designing some new structures and materials of mechanical parts.

Plaid Cymru will be promoting that vision of an outward-looking and international Wales, which becomes even more important if Wales and the UK end up in some new structure linked to the European single market.

Diversifying the neighborhood while incorporating Goldberg's building into some new structure would allow the university to save lives, develop a healthier urban plan and sustain a special work of local culture, which is also what great universities do.

Honda also grafted some new structure into the Civic's front end to help it withstand a brutal new "small overlap" offset frontal-crash test devised by the IIHS, in which the car strikes a barrier with its front corner.

Although these resonances have been known for a long time in the case of surfaces, in higher dimensions some new structure was discovered in [71], see also Guillarmou Hilgert Weich [118].

Across many countries and international institutions, the arrangements and methods for scientific advice and evidence-informed policymaking are being actively debated, and in some cases, new structures are being established.