Sentence examples for a range of premises from inspiring English sources

It asks what each of these practices, emerging and long-established, has to learn from a range of premises: that sound and space are inseparably entangled, that sound crucially shapes how we know the world, and that the modern city has long hosted distinctive configurations of sound in space.

"Delivering applications with Docker on Mesos," the team writes in a blog post today, "promises a truly elastic, efficient and consistent platform for delivering a range of applications on premises or in the cloud".

"Delivering applications with Docker on Mesos," the team writes in a blog post today, "promises a truly elastic, efficient and consistent platform for delivering a range of applications on premises or in the cloud". Docker support, Leibert told me, will also make service discovery across the cluster easier.

Until now however, no method has been reported which covers the full range of premises for effective monitoring of cellular influenza A virus infection in bioreactor samples as addressed above.

Security vendors will offer a range of deployment options, from on-premise appliances to cloud services.

As these sorts of places go, it breaks new ground, because crusty loaves are made on the premises and a range of international products line the shelves.

Additionally, the studies were premised on a range of different explicit or implicit understandings of why male involvement in maternal and newborn health is desirable or appropriate.

The social and catering facilities are used for a range of business and entertainment events, and the premises is licensed for marriages.

But readers proved themselves capable of going beyond that premise, and offered a range of ideas, from thought-provoking to entertaining.

Barclays has announced a £1m fund for credit unions, along with a range of other measures, including helping with access to premises.

In Málaga Spanish authorities seized equipment belonging to the ISP Y Internet, and in Belfast two business premises were stripped of "a range of TV and computer equipment".