Sentence examples for space to construct from inspiring English sources

With so many vacant lots it was not hard to find the space to construct it.

This gives Cook and Flower breathing space to construct a new culture built around their particular standards and values.

The video claimed that the material could be used in space to construct solar-powered satellites that would transmit cheap and abundant energy to Earth.

But it soon became clear that where dissent and criticism was impossible within the country the internet has also become "a space to construct the possibility of dissent" for the diaspora, explains Bernal.

Mr. Stern, a longtime resident of Lower Manhattan, moved to Jersey City last year after he was unable to find an affordable space to construct his sprawling light displays.

Readers have a right to expect that in 7,000 words, The New York Times would find the space to construct a real profile rather than a piece that glosses over what makes Limbaugh so controversial.

Fiducial points were placed within these spaces to construct a 3D model of the lateral, third, and fourth ventricles, and the subarachnoid space around the brain to calculate total CSF volume.

Criticizing what he saw as the "chatty 'Holier-than-Thou' tone" of the book, Rivière asserted that at only 160 pages of text, Arens had failed to give sufficient attention to the subject and evidence, instead devoting much of the space to constructing and demolishing straw men arguments.

Signatures of interaction are then used to localize elements in space and to construct data structures that characterize spatial properties of space, called signatures of places and signatures of presence.

We use the more general control space, however, to construct novel qubit gates specifically designed to filter non-Markovian noise.

Today this technique can eliminate most problems of ASP like unavailability of large space requirement to construct new plants or extension of other existing plants and complaints such as low resistance, low stability, and low efficiency (Lessel 1994; Randall 1996; Muller 1998; Wanner et al. 1998).