Sentence examples for structures constructed of from inspiring English sources

The nests of fishes vary from shallow depressions scooped in sand or gravel (used by many groups) to enclosed structures constructed of plant materials, such as those constructed by male sticklebacks, which use a secretion produced by the kidneys as a binding material.

In this study, elevated railway structures constructed of reinforced concrete were inspected using active infrared thermography.

Both the shaft and barbs are lightweight biological structures constructed of keratin using the common motif of a solid shell and cellular interior.

Micro-rod oxalates precursor with rough surface is formed during the hydrothermal reaction, and then the product with hierarchically porous structures constructed of nanoparticles is synthesized during the sintering process at high temperatures.

This paper develops an explicit analytical model of the nonlinear dynamics of a large class of tensegrity structures, constructed of rigid rods connected by a continuous network of elastic cables.

Although many of the homes were formal structures (constructed of brick), overcrowding was common: "The hygiene in one household where I worked for two years was very bad, because the house was small and there were 14 or 15 people in the house" (FDG – Eden).

Four years ago, when the couple presented the board with their plans to replace the shack with a two-story structure constructed of modular components, they say, the board refused to discuss it, even though the building's rules said the board could not unreasonably withhold its consent.

Pyramid, in architecture, a monumental structure constructed of or faced with stone or brick and having a rectangular base and four sloping triangular (or sometimes trapezoidal) sides meeting at an apex (or truncated to form a platform).

Vertically aligned structure constructed of continuous graphene films forms channels for heat removal.

The 3D structure constructed of flexible and planar graphene sheets (GS) forms an effective electron transfer network and provides a continuous pore structure for ion transport.

The behemoth structure, constructed of poured concrete, has been criticized for "its elephantine size and harshness [that] creates a black hole" in the middle of downtown, according to architect Arthur Cotton Moore.