Sentence examples for blue partition from inspiring English sources
Plastic blue partition walls, a barbwire fence and the derelict surroundings remind me of the 2009 sci-fi film District 9. When Blair calls "action", a violent altercation takes place.
In a study that appeared in the journal Perceptual & Motor Skills, researchers at Aichi University in Japan found that subjects who performed a lengthy video game exercise while sitting next to a blue partition reported feeling less fatigued and claustrophobic, and displayed a more regular heart beat pattern, than did people who sat by red or yellow partitions.
But nothing prepares you to be on the other side of that blue partition when things go wrong.
Cut back to New York, where Thomas perambulates the streets of lower Manhattan, worrying that the sky will fall ("How long can a thin blue partition keep all that heaviness at bay?").
Instead of succumbing to depression induced by those chest-high gray, beige or blue partitions ubiquitous in Cubicleville, Burbage has transformed his space into a comfy, individualized refuge.
Even inside the headquarters building, blue partitions have been put up, presumably to sequester the leaders from the journalists who work here day in day out.
Some 42 million Americans spend most of their waking hours in cubicles, says Kelley Moore, author of Cube Chic: Take Your Office Space from Drab to Fab! Don't let those chest-high gray, beige or blue partitions get you down.
When the reading was finished, Jeremy Travis, the president of the college, invited an honor guard to roll away a blue curtain partition to reveal a large, deformed structural steel segment extracted from the World Trade Center ruins.
This supports a model where the methylene blue molecules partitioned into hydrophobic pockets of the film.
In each graph, the overall survival curve (blue) is partitioned by the Kaplan Meier curves for PFS (red) and time with treatment toxicity (green).
The big papers each had their improvised workspace, a jumble of rented desks and televisions and teletypes and typewriters, cordoned off with blue-curtained partitions.
