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Yes, a foundation is the bit at the bottom of the building, often under the ground and it's the bit that you build, or lay, first and then everything else is built on top of it.
and then everything else is built on top of it.
Instead of the solar farms, they built on nearby land that used to be orchards and forests.
The country was literally built on the backs of the railroads
So it turns out that this decades-old hypothesis was built on a house of cards, and it may have come crashing down.
built on a house of cards, and it may have come crashing down.
And now you have Tokyo the largest city in the world and home to 14 million people built on an island that gets hit with earthquakes the same size as the one that leveled Turkey every few years, sometimes multiple times per year.
and home to 14 million people built on an island that gets hit with earthquakes the same size
Combining such clean technology with Grand N's high-performance technology, we are envisioning a high-performance car built on an eco-friendly hydrogen fuel cell.
we are envisioning a high performance car built on an eco-friendly hydrogen fuel cell.
The next looping coaster built on Coney Island, the Loop the Loop, was crafted to avoid all those issues.
And they built on the foundation the British were leaving behind.
But definitely, especially if you're going to a place that is built on Azure and you have Microsoft experience that seems like a no-brainer.
Usually we have the first steps, the very raw tables as views, and then everything built on top of that usually.
then everything built on top of that usually.
Web 2.0 brought us the "Web as a Platform", where software applications are built on the Web as opposed to just desktop computers.
Web 2.0 brought us the web as a platform where software applications are built on the web as opposed to just desktop computers.