Sentence examples for that were set up at from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the results of a hydrological investigation of four medium scale green roofs that were set up at the University of South Australia.

Dozens of runners milled about the desks that were set up at trackside, where a handful of colleges were recruiting at the Saturday meet.

The works of Verrius Flaccus are lost, but he is known to have written fasti (a type of calendar) that were set up at Praeneste, where, in fact, fasti have been found that have been accepted as his.

Franchises like Spider-Man and X-Men that were set up at different studios ( Sony and Fox respectively) stay there for now but Disney ended up with almost everything else.

The shrine that was set up at the street corner where Rodrigo Rosenberg died is now deserted.

An alternative is to use portable gamma-detectors that are set up at a series of locations in a systematic sampling pattern, where any positive measurements are subsequently followed up in order to determine the exact location, extent and nature of the target source.

This study has been carried out for the operation at full power and for the so-called Approach 2 cooling that is set up at reduced heat extraction capability for compliance with temperature targets to be relevant to DEMOnstration power plant blanket system.

On Monday night, The New York Times reported that Genting, a subsidiary of Southeast Asia's largest gambling company, gave $400,000 to an advocacy group that was set up at Mr. Cuomo's urging, and that the New York Gaming Association gave $2 million to the group as the governor was developing plans to legalize casino gambling and create the Queens convention center.

Large campaign contributions are particularly sensitive for Mr. Cuomo following recent revelations that the real estate and gambling industries financed an advocacy group, the Committee to Save New York, that was set up at his urging and has played a major role in promoting his administration.

In the early church the sign of the cross was not considered a glorification of suffering but a "sign of victory" (tropaion) in the sense of the ancient triumphal sign that was set up at the place where the victorious turning point of the battle took place.

Apart from the problems of achieving that, another major test awaits: finding out whether people are really aware enough of the price to be paid in terms of national policies that will be conditioned by higher powers inside the EU framework or in the directorate that is set up at its heart.