0 past simple and past participle of build --
1 past simple and past participle of build --
2 (of someone’s body) having a particular body type, or slang being very attractive: --
He was built like an athlete.
3 past simple and past participle of build verb --
Most of the vessels were built from welded steel, not riveted, and were equipped with powerful diesel engines.
As you have said, our scientific results are the solid foundation on which the future edifice is to be built.
The magmatic activity built up one, or several, submarine edifices, > 200 m thick.
The comparison rules were built on the basis of simple statistics on the training set.
Specifically, they sought to model buildings in space, to show how to achieve built forms that would work better for people.
It is well-known11,33 that redundancy resolution schemes resolved at the acceleration level, can cause divergence and instability because of built-up of joint space velocities.
Built in 1985, the neighbourhood is relatively invisible to the average passer-by.
She does have a point when she stresses that 'the flexibility built into the original "massive retaliation" doctrine' (p. 272) was soon forgotten.
