In this work, cross-sections of the strut of pyramidal kagome (PK) structure are developed to strengthen the sandwich structure.
In addition, with a passion for media and technology, she has 10+ years experience working for a cross section of government, non-governmental (NGO), nonprofit, and private sector firms.
The Nature Conservancy's experience - in the US and around the world - is deeply rooted in science, influencing policy, and working with a broad cross section of diverse partners.
It resulted in some detailed work with a cross section of a leg that included skin (fondant and chocolate), flesh (red velvet cake), and bone (more fondant and chocolate).
It resulted in some detailed work with a cross section of a leg that included skin (fondant and chocolate), flesh (red velvet cake), and bone (more fondant and chocolate).
El Lissitzky, who had trained as an architect, also worked in a broad cross section of media such as graphics, print and exhibition design.
Clinton's highly anticipated announcement video, called "Getting Started," at first features appearances from a diverse cross section of working class Americans.
Some came straight from work as janitors, cooks, vendors, furniture makers and more, a cross section of working men who said they believed that Mr. bin Laden was a champion of Islam, if not more.
You see the indebtedness to Pollock, Gorky and de Kooning in works like "Cross Section of a Bridge" (1951) and "Ladybug" (1957): the skittering gestures; the interlaced skeins of drips and slashes; the restlessness; the flashes of bright color and occasional horror vacui; the forward-thrusting layouts, a Cubist holdover; and the centrifugal energy held in check by rigorous architecture.
The samples had a working length of 20 mm with a cross section of 2 × 2 mm2.
The fishermen, working in apparent harmony, represent a cross section of the population of Killisnoo, an island off southeastern Alaska that was an important outpost for American businesses and tourism.
