Sentence examples for by two parallel walls from inspiring English sources

My consulting room is separated from the adjacent waiting room by two parallel walls.

The city was connected with its principal port, Lechaeum, by two parallel walls and a paved highway which led to the propylaea, the entrance to the agora (the city's main marketplace).

In this work, the transient electroosmotic flow through a slit microchannel formed by two parallel walls with asymmetric zeta potentials is studied.

A numerical study has been conducted to investigate the fluid flow and heat transfer of an air-cooled metal foam heat exchanger under the high speed laminar jet confined by two parallel walls for which the range of the Reynolds number is 600 1000.

Ornamentation strongly verrucose, surrounded by two parallel walls.

A set of evidently stable characters such as the gently corrugated, pale-whitish basidiomata, a dark brown, thick gleba at full maturity, and verrucose spores surrounded by two parallel walls, a unique combination within the Hymenogaster spp. with verrucose spores, distinguishes this taxon from the otherwise similar H. pruinatus (see description in [26]).

To this aim, a series of vertical heaters are cooled by natural convection of air flowing between two parallel walls.

"The finely coloured fragments made their appearance in great numbers, soon followed by the discovery of the eastern of the two parallel walls, the pavement of the processional roadway, and the western wall, which supplied us with the necessary orientation for further excavations," he wrote in his 1914 account of the discoveries, The Excavations at Babylon.

A so-called avenue bower, for example, features two parallel walls of sticks.

One house had a gable roof: the classic, inverted V-shape in which two sloping planes rise from two parallel walls and meet along a center line.

The hopper was effectively two-dimensional, consisting of sloping sides within two parallel walls that held a single layer of small stainless steel disks rather than actual grains, an arrangement that allowed the physicists to photograph thousands of jams and compare them with those predicted by the theory.