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Four of them were built to make light trucks.
Most main lines were double-tracked, were carried on a grade separated from the road network, and were built to make the job of locomotive traction easier.
It includes his steel, copper, bronze and brass sculptures, many of which were built to make clanging sounds; his popular wire-mesh chairs, which Knoll mass-produced; and his little-known silver jewelry and ink drawings.
Moreover, three-dimensional FE models were built to make a comparison study between the strengthened and the original steel bridge.
Many ironclads were built to make use of the ram or the torpedo, which a number of naval designers considered the crucial weapons of naval combat.
Two web-based online resources were built to make these COs available to the scientific community: the 'CO Lookup Service' for browsing the CO; and the 'Crops Terminizer', an ontology text mark-up tool.
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Our instruments are built to make that sound easier to get".
New roads are being built to make cultivation more conspicuous and to encourage farmers to grow other plants, such as olive or almond trees.
Designed by award-winning architects, The Manser Practice and opened in December, Lifehouse has clearly been built to make the most of the gardens and the light.
And, he insists, it is so not a vanity project: "It may make a statement, but it's not being built to make a statement.
Mr. Allen, like Mr. Rosendahl, was forced to work in a nearby factory that was being built to make machine parts for the Japanese war effort.
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