Sentence examples for been infilled with from inspiring English sources

Badly damaged plots have been infilled with contemporary blocks that riff subtly off the proportions and details of their neighbours, the result of a strict design code that specified everything from the choice of five buttery shades of limestone, to the height of the street-frontage, to the two-storey set-back at the upper levels, ensuring the continuation of the handsome urban grain.

The neural and haemal canals are radiolucent in the scans, indicating that they have been infilled with minerals.

A miniature collage framed in metal is infilled with tiny found objects.

The erosive relief was infilled with mixed aeolian/fluvial deposits.

Six were infilled with hollow clay block masonry units and combined with RC frames with various strengths, one was infilled with solid clay bricks, and one was without infill (bare frame).

The motifs exemplify the inlay technique, invented in the early 12th century, in which delicately incised motifs were infilled with a glazelike paste of black or white, biscuit-fired and then fired a second time with the celadon glaze.

Where ice-blocks ground early during the jökulhlaup, hollows are infilled with foreset beds at the up-flow end and backset beds (antidune) distally.

However, where ice-blocks ground on the waning stage when sediment flux is reduced, antidunes are not preserved and the hollow is infilled with low-angle foreset beds.

In such a hybrid structure, steel moment resisting frames are infilled with prefabricated light wood frame shear walls to serve as the lateral load resisting system (LLRS).

Open areas are infilled with grass and a gravel matching the stone of the castle Statues and urns are typical of the extravagant baroque style of the 17th and 18th centuries The reds and yellows of hybrid tea roses, golden yews, purple prunus and 30 varieties of acer echo the colours of the Drummond family crest.

In this region, V-shaped valleys with broad valley floors are prominent landscape features whose basic shape already existed prior to MIS 2. During MIS 2 the valley bottoms were infilled with fluvially reworked loess, today forming accumulation terraces.