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What really made Polian special was the clarity with which he constructed his team.

In 1937, Reber came up with a design for a radio telescope, which he constructed in his back yard in Wheaton, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.

For now, it is reassuring to see the growing maturity in the manner in which he constructed his maiden one-day international century on Sunday.

The space, which he constructed himself, was minuscule, but it quickly became a place where artists, dealers and curators gathered to argue aesthetics over beers.

He was given to reveries in which he constructed detailed scenes from the life of a rich and successful Tom Monaghan.

John V. Atanasoff, an American mathematician and physicist, is credited with building the first electronic digital computer, which he constructed from 1939 to 1942 with the assistance of his graduate student Clifford E. Berry.

Before taking the photographs from which he constructs his paintings, artist Toby Brown asks his subjects to describe how they feel when they are depressed.

The space between events and images, the dislocations of time and space out of which he constructs his stories, are as always as important to him as the events and images themselves.

Googling Guy Davenport produces The Pound Vortex, a lovely reading, with appropriate pictures, of a classic Davenport essay in which he constructs an elegy for Modernism with world war one as the gravedigger.

It is possible to find this notion intellectually dubious (I would suggest that it is hard not to) while still acknowledging the aesthetic power of Mr. Dumont's fables, and especially of the sounds and images out of which he constructs them.

In Age of Ultron, the vibranium indicated in the line becomes the foundation of Ultron's plan and the material from which he constructs his improved form and the device used to attempt to cause human extinction.