Sentence examples for structure and installed from inspiring English sources

Commissioned to build a shopping centre at Southdale in 1956, Gruen threw a roof over the structure and installed an air-conditioning system to keep the temperature at 75°F (24°C which a contemporary press release called "Eternal Spring".

To add light to the space, the owners tore down one side and corner of the structure and installed walls of windows.

Assignments included digging firelines, watering down buildings, clearing undergrowth near structures, and installing water pumps.

The four structures were constructed, and installed next to each other so that they may be tested simultaneously.

In 1858, a stronger steel structure was brought from France and installed at Erie to replace the wooden beacon, which had been damaged by a schooner.

Therefore, a passive dynamic control system comprising tuned mass dampers (TMDs) is designed and installed in the structure.

A large geodesic dome structure was installed and a big party was had as part of Terminal Projekt from Intel, ASUS, and Finely Tuned, which brought together the perfect bedfellows of electronic music and visual arts.

Tested DPCs were connected by splice joint and assembled coil structure was installed to the vacuum cryostat with radiation shield and cooled down to 10 K for 28 h.

BATON ROUGE, La. — A four-story containment dome is on its way to the site of the leaking oil well and when the structure is installed on Monday, BP officials hope the experimental procedure will help stem the flow of crude oil spewing into the Gulf of Mexico since an explosion rocked a drilling rig there 15 days ago.

Housed under a modular bamboo and steel structure installed on the Messeplatz at the entrance to the fair, Tiravanija's project operates under the principles of a sustainable, ecological, community-minded, self-sufficient sharing economy--a kind of inverse of the economy of the art fair inside.

Nudges seem to be particularly relevant as they rely on soft recommendations, which can be easily introduced in an urban setting without dramatically changing its structure (e.g. building roundabouts and installing speed cameras to regulate speed).