How To Use Built-up In A Sentence
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A built-up circular piston sound source is established in this paper. The directivity formula of its far field is obtained, and its validity is simulated.
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The students have already acquired a built-up hatred towards each other and, by splitting them up, this hatred will only increase.
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Police say the largely built-up area around the park has become one of the town's juvenile nuisance hotspots in recent years and a revamped park would help deter anti-social behaviour.
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Shortly thereafter CCL made two more opencast mine of about 5 sq.km each displacing villagers in 8 villages and scattered hamlets and this mining is still continuing towards a heavily built-up tribal area in the forest See newspaper report of today by Jaideep Degharia.
Jeff Biggers: India's Coal Rush and Form of Mountaintop Removal: Interview with Jharkhand Leader Bulu Imam
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He looks a tad constipated to me, that or he has just emitted built-up gas and is clenching his carpentered cuspids in embarrassment.
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Moreover, the built-up area thus formed will become congested with buildings, paving the way for urbanisation and consequent environmental degradation.
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The studio was made with a skeleton of built-up wood frames within a skin of galvanized metal.
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Corresponding to the jaw is a built-up section, almost a facial codpiece, of iron and ebonite, perhaps housing a radio unit, thrusting forward in black fatality.
Gravity's Rainbow
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Councils can also infill existing built-up areas and revitalise inner urban areas.
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It's far easier to get a higher level of safety for pedestrians and cyclists in a busy, built-up area if you have traffic signals.
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Sand clear down to the nail head, then sand the nail head itself to remove the built-up rust.
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The delineation of built-up areas will define the areas where countryside policies apply.
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Parkwood Street is a built-up area where many children play.
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A speed limit of 30 mph was introduced in built-up areas.
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The plane should have been tested over the sea, not a built-up area, and I just feel there should have been an apology.
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These works combined several shades of white paint in built-up layers of greasy petal-like strokes that were punctuated with dots of ultramarine or alizarin crimson.
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It seemed that years of built-up anger and frustration had erupted.
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He believes that, in general, plans of this nature in built-up areas should be doubly scrutinised.
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Moisture under an asphalt built-up or modified bitumen roof system will leach plasticizing oils out of the membrane, making it prematurely brittle.
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Start by cleaning the area of built-up dirt, paint or deteriorated caulk.
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This place is a built-up place that needs so many soldiers, said Chemonges.
Reporter's Notebook: Mogadishu
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With built-up membranes, ‘thicker is better’ refers to the number of plies and not necessarily the measured thickness of the finished roof.
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The babblings and squigglings may be pretty or ugly, may carry certain associative meanings, (I think “e” is sort of … endearingly cute as a visual figurae, in its smiley muppetyness,) but these figurae are mostly just jabber and daubings until they’re built-up into morphemes, the smallest units that can have meaning.
Archive 2009-07-01
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the built-up areas
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Weeks of bloody urban fighting in Benghazi may have been prevented by the French action, although it could equally be argued that a speedy UN resolution may have precipitated a push into built-up areas, which provided Gaddafi's columns cover from the air.
Libya: Shifting sands | Editorial
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He pointed to smaller built-up complexes out beyond the final ring.
THE MOAT AROUND MURCHESON'S EYE
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The army wants to avoid entering built-up areas such as refugee camps where Hamas fighters would have the advantage of defending home territory.
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Hedgerows were built-up berms of earth covered with trees and bushes that lined the fields of French farmers.
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It aims to get a higher proportion of people out of their cars at the edge of the built-up area and help us ease congestion.
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There were built-up fabrics, called _Charlottes_, caky externally, pulpy within; there were also _marangs_, and likewise custards, -- some of the indolent-fluid sort, others firm, in which every stroke of the teaspoon left a smooth, conchoidal surface like the fracture of chalcedony, with here and there
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 30, April, 1860
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At school he wore braces on his deformed leg and at secondary school wore a built-up shoe.
Times, Sunday Times
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What will be done about the water run-off from the built-up areas?
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I think that there's a lot of built-up resentment over the bad movies.
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The more passionate scenes involve Bo and Vic, whose built-up frustrations and resentment towards each other explode in an angry fight at Patsy's bedside.
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A speed limit of 30 mph was introduced in built-up areas.
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Every soldier's nightmare is fighting in a built-up area.
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The speed limit is lower in built-up areas.
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In the past three years violence has subsided, with suicide bombings on targets in built-up areas becoming rare.
Algerian suicide attack wounds 29
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intensifying" - building more densely within currently built-up areas.
Thestar.com - Home Page
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In built-up areas, for example, special slow-reacting catalytic surfaces will automatically enforce the speed limit.
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Mr Sparrow said the site was the only green space in a largely built-up area and had, until recent ‘unsympathetic’ pruning, been a ‘green counterpoise to the surrounding buildings’.
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And the sort of smart weapon systems that we currently see used to great excess in the battlefield outside towns may not be so smart or efficient in a built-up area.
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In the middle of all this woodland is Oxleas Meadows - it's easy to forget you're within the London postcodes here, and only the distant din of the A2 reminds you that you're in the middle of a built-up area.
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To prevent more serious damage, the plant's operators decided to release some of the pressure from the core by venting the built-up gas and steam.
How Nuclear Reactors Work ... And the Dangers When They Don't
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Others think the nation already has the appropriate level of security along the border and should shift some of the funding toward easing the gridlock that exists for those trying to get through the built-up border.
U.S. border cities prove havens from Mexico's drug violence
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They are a smart approach in built-up areas, and the space gained by removing the two extra travel lanes (and adding a center turn lane) can be used for bike lanes, pedestrian enhancements, etc..
Study Shows Stone Way “Road Diet” Improved Traffic, Safety « PubliCola
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Between 1980 and 2000 the built-up area of Britain more than doubled, even though the rate of population growth was slight.
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The shoulders had the same built-up look she had seen on the riding jackets of the hunting women.
YELLOW BIRD
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They entered the water at Marbella Beach, one of a series of popular beaches strung along a built-up stretch of coast lined by hotels and restaurants.
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The army has opened its own inquiry into whether white phosphorus shells were used illegally against built-up civilian areas.
Times, Sunday Times
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Given that Christmas is a major moviegoing day, the built-up must see for a movie like this could be expected to reflect a 15%-20% bump on opening day.
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Designs in which any type of built-up platform (other than the bed platform) is raised off the floor are not allowed.
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Councils can also infill existing built-up areas and revitalise inner urban areas.
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The whole built-up area of the town will be judged, generally speaking the area within the speed limits.
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I travel all over the UK and it is a pleasure bypassing most towns, looking at countryside instead of built-up areas.
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Wind turbines are a great option in the right location but may not be the most cost-effective option in a built-up area.
Times, Sunday Times
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But there are lots of cars on the road that still use traditional coolant, and that should be drained and replaced every couple of years to remove any built-up crud.
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The thriving, rich civilizations and cultures of North and South America collapsed under the ravages of imported diseases against which indigenous people had no built-up immunities.
Bird Cloud
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A muck of built-up sewage and slime sits at the bottom of the deep, slow-moving, polluted water.
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Many kids enjoy physical activity because it's an effective way to relieve built-up energy and tension.
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The built-up roof's membrane is generally thicker and stronger compared to most other roofing options with its multiple layers and gravel surfacing.
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Mixed force elements consisting of mechanized and light units were formed at the time of taking built-up areas and destroying fortified areas.
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On passage, and sometimes in winter, Water Rails may occur in built-up areas.
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Sweeping shots and crazy angles seem to add to the tense, built-up vibe the movie is trying to get across.
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It's built-up, it's busy and it's bustling, but I still reckon £250 for renting a little red hotel round here is a bit steep.
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Yes, Irish grandfathers really do speak that way, and when you're lads just over for the first time from built-up gray Dublin, you catch and remember every new thing; every word, every color of brown, blue, and green as you stand on each side of Grandfather, who puts a hand on your shoulder and looks out to the Aran Islands in Galway Bay.
Something About Ireland
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One way of removing built-up floor wax manually, is to mix detergent and ammonia with water and apply to the floor with a mop or sponge.
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When there were less built-up areas and the storm water channels were free of blockages and more tanks to collect rainwater, the monsoon barely made any difference.
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‘They've built a lot of houses in the time we lived here and the place has changed quite dramatically, so from being right on the edge of town we are in quite a built-up area now,’ says Mike Burton, who moved into the area nine years ago.
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The once snow-white stones were now blackened by a combination of being burnt out and years of built-up dirt and dust, casting a midnight shadow over the landscape.
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The York site is at Haxby, about 5 km north of the city center on the edge of the built-up area.
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The district council issued the notice because it decided there was no over-riding national or local need to justify such a development outside a built-up area, with access directly on to a main road.
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As the built-up anxiety flushes away from your body, you stand there in glee - knowing that in, oh say 5 hours time, your little baby will be powered up and ready to go.
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Some articles, however, offer scientific sounding classifications of stain removers into absorbents, bleaches, detergents, solvents, soaps, and enzymes or classifications of stains into absorbed, built-up, or compound.
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Built-up areas will be complemented by amenity space, parkland and a riverside promenade.
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The reforms would enable officials quickly to track the owners of drones that were being flown illegally, including those used near to airports and other built-up areas.
Times, Sunday Times
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Proponents of colon cleansing, or "detoxifying," claim that the practice removes built-up toxins, rejuvenates the digestive tract, and can even fight cancer.
Q&A: Could colon-cleansing teas be harmful?
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Under normal circumstances barred owls do not frequent built-up areas.
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This can be done by increasing the number of plies and upgrading the surfacing in a built-up roofing system or installing a thicker, fully adhered single-ply membrane.
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But on the other hand when you consider what a large proportion of economic activity still takes place in big city downtowns and how reliant this country is on automobile transportation it becomes clear that the systematic underpricing of parking in built-up areas is in fact a major source of economic inefficiency.
Matthew Yglesias » Parking Shortages Still Bad for Business
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Workers have released built-up gases to ease pressure inside the plant.
How Nuclear Reactors Work ... And the Dangers When They Don't
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In built-up areas, for example, special slow-reacting catalytic surfaces will automatically enforce the speed limit.
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He could ill-afford a gun battle in some built-up area, especially on Christmas Eve when there would be plenty of people on the streets.
CODE BREAKER
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It was broad daylight, bright, clear visibility, flat uninterrupted views in a non-built-up area.
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Although the site lies within a built-up area, in terms of location, it is remote from the nearest large settlement.
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In line with customer expectations of large open and green spaces, most new projects try to keep built-up area to a minimum.
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Counterattack in a built-up area consists of storming buildings and is conducted with relatively small assets from the second echelon force.
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The economic growth, which in turn has fed the growth of motorised traffic, has led to the inevitable problems associated with road traffic in built-up areas.
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But Essex County Council said its guidelines prevented the speed limit being reduced as it is not a built-up area.
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Surveys show that remnants of nature in built-up environments can boast impressive populations of some species.
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At school he wore braces on his deformed leg and at secondary school wore a built-up shoe.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you live in a built-up area, you have to expect a certain amount of noise.
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In a built-up area, signals bounce off buildings, trees, and at some frequencies even people.
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Showing students how to cope with test anxiety might also help them to handle their built-up angst and fretfulness about other issues.
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It is understood the difficulties centre on problems caused by the built-up nature of Greater Manchester and the fact that many masts and transmitters operate at once.
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It happened in broad daylight in a built-up area crowded with people.
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Despite the impression you may have of Hong Kong as an urban hell, its built-up area is actually concentrated in a relatively small area.
