Sentence examples for area hall from inspiring English sources

To segregate the snow covered from non-snow covered area, Hall et al. (1998) suggested a NDSI threshold of >0.40 which has been used to map snow cover.

It must be noted that pattern branding is also different from freeze-branding because that destroys the pigment-producing cells in the hair follicles, resulting in the regrowth of white hair over the branded area (Hall et al. 2004).

The other two UK studies reported the views of participants who had been invited to participate in the NHS BCSP; in one, the majority of these participants had completed the gFOBt kit (Chapple et al, 2008), and the other reports on a relatively small sample restricted to one regional area (Hall et al, 2013).

"Dedicating a Kittredge area residence hall to the highly esteemed, yet humble Chief Little Raven will not only honor Little Raven, his family and tribe, but will also honor Boulder's history," says a document proposing the dedication.

The K5's have broadcasting and sophisticated monitoring capabilities to keep public spaces in check as they rove through open areas, halls and corridors for suspicious activity.

This would contain a kitchen, communal dining area, meeting hall, laundrette and office with computer facilities.

His self-titled RockPod, with winching points, a watertight access hatch and windows built into it by Hancock, will be fixed to one of the few flat points on Rockall, a slender area called Hall's Ledge.

The Malaysian Government provides for the lower income group with low cost housing that includes adequate playground area, community hall, landscaping and car parking; with accessible public schools, shops, public transport, medical centers and other commercial outlets.

According to eyewitnesses quoted by Russian TV's Vesti news programme, before detonating the explosives the bomber shouted: "I'll kill you all!" Briton Mark Green, who was on a British Airways flight that landed at the airport before the explosion, told BBC News there were thousands of people in the baggage collection area, baggage hall and queue for immigration at the time of the blast.

There are two Grade II listed buildings in this area: Hulme Hall, a timber-framed manor house which dates from either the 16th or 17th century, and 1 Higham Street, formerly Hill Cottage, which is of a similar period and style to Hulme Hall.

Eligible clusters which refer to low-cost public subsidised flats with a common facility area or hall suitable for exercise sessions and with at least 100 residents aged 60 years and older will be invited to participate in this study.