Sentence examples for that constructs from inspiring English sources

It's a humanist cinema that constructs an ostensible humanism through the elimination of most of human experience.

The three C.C.D.'s also result in overall greater detail because they capture more information for the software that constructs the final image.

Trauma (the word means "wound" in Greek) is seen as a rupture in the long line of language that constructs who we are.

An intelligent, dispassionate first novel that constructs and deconstructs a somewhat off-center Jewish family whose lives change when a hitherto ordinary fifth-grade daughter turns out to be an all-American spelling champ.

An intelligent, dispassionate first novel that constructs and deconstructs a somewhat off-center Jewish family whose lives change when a hitherto ordinary fifth-grade daughter turns out to be an all-American spelling bee champ.

Scientists at Yale, led by Dr. Thomas A. Steitz, a professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry, have figured out the three-dimensional structure of a ribosome, a part in cells that constructs proteins.

Andoni Ayarza, writing in El Correo, insisted: "this is not just a stadium, it is a symbol of a glorious past that constructs a bridge to a new future".

Since 2002, a year after graduating from Columbia's M.F.A. program, Enright has operated Videogames Adventure Services, a company that constructs "reality adventures" for paying clients.

The device, according to the ProView literature, is a development that "constructs on the dream of technology founded human spirit".

SVM is traditionally a binary classifier that constructs an optimal hyperplane from positive and negative samples.

The solution is a SWP extraction process that constructs the workload patterns.