Sentence examples for under constructing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under constructing" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "under construction," which is used to indicate that something is in the process of being built or developed. Example: "The new library is currently under construction and will open next year."
For public participation, the operating and under constructing NPPs in eastern regions are all missing in their designing and licensing processes.
Under constructing a set of improved Lyapunov-Krasovskii functionals and a Newton-Leibniz formula, the conditions for the exponential stability of the systems have been established in terms of LMIs.
This paper describes the successful application of an integrated geophysical survey to investigate the depth of underground water table and the location of probable cavity occurrences at a developing residential area to design the foundation of under constructing urban buildings located at Hesarak-Karaj, Alborz province of Iran.
As highlighted under "Constructing an ABM," above, the technique is not without limitations and therefore the modeling approach that is most suited to the research question should be applied.
The Greater Cairo metro-Line 3, the major project of underground structure in Cairo city, Egypt, is currently under constructed.
A superconducting linac has been proposed and under constructed to demonstrate the key technology and the feasibility for CIADS(China Initiative Accelerator Driven System)linac.
A further strength of this study is that the cows are examined in their every day environment and not under constructed or artificial conditions which may cause the animals stress, a possible risk factor for the disease [ 25- 29].
Consequently, facets related to any under-represented construct variance would not have reached significance.
Under carefully constructed situations, two particles can become "entangled," where changes to one instantly alter the other.
Users simply connect two services together to respond to triggers, under the construct that if this happens, then do that.
It included details of operations old and new, and the "crown jewels"—lists of undercover agents living in the West under carefully constructed secret identities.
