Sentence examples for traditionally constructed of from inspiring English sources

Traditionally constructed of old-school sport-coat fabrics — stalwart checks and tweeds, showier patchworks and plaids — it has been put through hippification and made in all sorts of novel fabrics (corduroy! cable knit!) while keeping its basic shape: a small oval beret with a baseballer's brim.

Support poles were traditionally constructed of wood; steel pipe is more common today.

ROC curves are traditionally constructed for detecting disease having higher values of concerned marker.

It is traditionally constructed to solve nonlinear programs by augmenting the objective function or a corresponding Lagrange function some penalty or barrier terms with respect of the constraints.

The vulnerability to volcanic earthquakes of traditionally constructed buildings has, however, remained a serious example of un-ameliorated risk exposure through to the present day.

In partnership with Roy-Fisher Associates, Mr. Kurisu captured the essence of a Japanese garden -- with its ever-changing reflections of water and sky, traditionally constructed bridges and gates, sound of water splashing on rocks -- and tropical species that appear absolutely at home in a Japanese garden setting.

Mr. Henze's Eighth Symphony is a kind of intermezzo between the traditionally constructed Seventh and the epic ambition of the Ninth.

In addition, the major drawback of the traditionally constructed flow cell system is that random bubble formation and uncontrolled destruction of the biofilm architecture occurs when the system is run at 37°C.

Taken together, this investigation clearly demonstrates that the in vitro and in vivo behavior of Zr-DFO-sshuA33-Dye680 is comparable to that of the traditionally constructed agent.

However, some of the traditionally constructed homes sustained little or no damage.

Some of the houses will be traditionally constructed, while others will be developed using panelized construction or manufactured in a factory and assembled on site.