Sentence examples for arrangement of steps from inspiring English sources

The west tower was rebuilt in 1890 and has diagonal buttresses with an elaborate arrangement of steps (some with gabled ornamentation), and at the top is a timber turret, surmounted by a broach spire.

(The irksome "My House," about a mobile home, has no place on this album and smacks of pandering, and even the optimistic arrangement of "Step Off" can't cloak its flimsiness).

It uses a unique arrangement of the steps of the split-step method.

But the ballet is a handsome arrangement of classroom steps for two women whose mirroring is complicated by individual embellishments and who partner each other on an unusually equal basis.

If you play something hip and sound horrible," he laughed, "who cares, man?" So he pushes them through his arrangement of John Coltrane's "Giant Steps," the fast-tempo jazz étude, which changes chords every other beat: murder on the sousaphones.

We obtained the same accuracy of SNP and genotype calling using different order arrangements, suggesting that the order of steps had no effect on the calling performance (Additional file 3).

A photocollage by Hans Richter from 1946 tweaks Duchamp's formula with a stepped arrangement of bodiless heads; a 1966 film by Yoko Ono zeros in on a wobbling posterior.

The subsequent analysis of the aerodynamic properties of these design schemes has revealed the significant advantages of stair-step arrangement of CPV modules over the flat ones concerning smaller wind loads affecting the platform.

To improve the regularity of pore arrangement of porous alumina, two-step anodization [27] or nanoindentation process [28] are found to be a useful technique.

Generation of alternatives entails the combinatorial steps of Arrangement of components, Material of components, Form of components.

But this expansion also happened in Walter Blanding's arrangement of the harmonic exercise "Giant Steps," which switched back and forth between fast tempo for trio and quartet and slow tempo for orchestra, ending in a three-tenor scrimmage among Mr. Redman, Mr. Blanding and Victor Goines.