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scaffolding

[skaf-uhl-ding, -ohl-] / ˈskæf əl dɪŋ, -oʊl- /


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"We've got ugly scaffolding surrounding the house, obstructing the entrance way, so it's somewhat of an obstacle for her to get in and out in the wheelchair," said the 74-year-old.

From BBC

It may even help scientists better understand living structures that must continually reorganize themselves, such as the internal scaffolding of cells.

From Science Daily

Is the scaffolding of college football still a shambolic mess?

From The Wall Street Journal

Enormous business investment in the data centers and other scaffolding needed for the artificial intelligence race also helps explain the economy’s growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

In one desert station Systra showed reporters, workers on scaffolding have raised an imposing geometric ceiling over six open-air tracks.

From Barron's