Sentence examples for arrangements building from inspiring English sources
Mr. Rugolo's arrangements, building on the orchestra's aggressive, blasting style, moved into the complex harmonic and rhythmic territory that defined the Kenton sound of those years.
The developers in the building booms that followed generally kept that arrangement, building against buildings.
However, that's not to say that the two sides can't negotiate a comfortable arrangement building off of AT&T's Sponsored Data product.
This requires two-fold approach: involving the professional groups in the introduction and routinisation of new work arrangements and building any new arrangements on existing professional practices.
But perhaps the most original and intriguing political arrangements for building an integrated Europe are those presently under construction in Germany, arrangements which allow for broad-based, ongoing participation in internal German decision-making with regard to EU matters.
Wider streets (or smaller λp), and suitable arrangements of building height variations may be good choices to improve the ventilation in high-rise urban areas.
Installing a public sculpture was part of the arrangement for building the hotel between the Kansas-based Candlewood and Jersey City.
Focusing on the Shenzhen International Low-Carbon City (SILCC), this research aims to explore the relations between discourse, socio-political contexts, and institutional arrangement for building a low-carbon city on the ground.
Drawing up a partition for peace is admittedly a tricky business, but it can work -- provided each party gives the other what it needs: sovereignty, security and a workable arrangement for building a state.
Such an arrangement allows building a custom radio that can be programmed to support an arbitrary wireless technology through appropriate signal processing blocks that operate on the signal received or to be transmitted.
For indexing and determining similarities, the use of semantic fingerprints (Langenhan and Petzold 2010) has been proposed as a way of describing and visualizing the arrangement of building floorplans in a manner analogous to the way that fingerprints can be used to identify a person.
