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The phase of metabolism , in which large, complex molecules are built up from smaller, simpler ones, is called anabolism .

Ten days on the island working in the walled garden relieved me of all the stress built up from my years spent in Washington, D. C.

Whatever it is, the chemistry forged between Sun Mi and the other members over the past 3 years will have to be built up from scratch again.

A pension fund manager invests billions built up from tiny parcels of the peoples' pension contributions.

Better practice teaching mode and practice factories were built up from the way of optimization of software . . .

Within a country, the city is built up from outside the local beat locals, has become a local political, economic and cultural center.

These industries had to be built up from scratch.

Sugar is built up from carbon dioxide and water by the energy of sunlight in the presence of chlorophyll.

These factories had to be built up from scratch.

The composition is built up from the opposition of dark greens, Prussian blues, and coal black tones.

In addition, the judicial special rules on such disputes should be built up from proceeding and substance aspects.

The research framework of Oasis Architecture is built up from four aspects.

A mini vacation can help relieve the stress built up from work.

"Glass Serendipity" is Wang Qin's first solo exhibition, showcasing a body of work built up from the past five years.

Indeed he simply built up from nothing.

Everything in the world is built up from atoms.

The bar code used is INTERLEAVED 2 OF 5. The code is built up from article number (8 digits) and supplier number (5 digits).

A Visual Basic program is built up from standard building blocks.

Landfill n. An area built up from deposits of solid garbage

Complex scripts built up from XML metadata