Sentence examples for a domed structure from inspiring English sources

In the front yard are a carport and a domed structure painted the same marine blue as the house.

The largest and most remarkable of the monuments is the Illinois Memorial, a domed structure of white marble atop 47 stone steps (for each day of the siege) that is inscribed with the names of every known Illinois soldier who fought at Vicksburg.

"In healthy cells, the perinuclear actin cap is a domed structure of bundled filaments that sits above the nucleus, sort of like a net that is tethered all around to the perimeter of the cell membrane," Wirtz said.

The scientists marked a nest, a domed structure of woven grasses close to the ground, as "attacked" if the eggs or chicks vanished before they were capable of fledging, a developmental period requiring at least 25 days. . Adult superb fairywrens are socially monogamous, and both males and females produce what scientists call a "chatter song" to defend their territory.

KAZ Shirane's Light Origami, for example, is a domed structure made of more than 300 origami shapes composed of aluminum composite panels.

Several different architects worked on the plans and suggested different elements, but nearly all the designs, starting early in the process, included a large domed structure as a centerpiece to the campus, he says.

In the late 1990s, the firm backed plans for a private orbiting space station whilst in a separate plan, British architect Peter Inston was commissioned to draw up a plan for a 5,000-room 5,000-roomcture on the Moon for the hotel chain.

But unlike vertebrates, most creatures see the world through compound eyes, which use an array of primitive eyes arranged in a highly domed structure that gives them a panoramic view, proving handy for detecting movement and escaping predators from many different directions.

But you get a good sense, I think, of it here nonetheless, that we're talking about a round domed structure, with an oculus, with some windows, with arcuated windows, windows with arcuations at the top, in the uppermost part, or toward the uppermost part of the dome, to add additional light into the system.

So I attended the 10 A.M. service at Temppeliaukio Lutheran Church, an unusual domed structure sunk into a rocky knoll about a 20-minute walk south of the hotel.

The original plan was to build a mountainous domed structure drawn up by Sir Edwin Lutyens – the abandonment of which, in favour of the wigwam, will forever infuriate traditionalists.