The dialysis stations were grouped four to an area, all surrounding cabinets that stretch from floor to ceiling, and to which the gently whirring dialysis machines are hooked.
Scrolls unfurl from the ceiling, on to which are projected animated columns of calligraphy; or they're rolled out like parchment pathways, paper trails for the characters to follow.
And he repeated his refusal to negotiate over the debt ceiling, the limit to which the US is authorised to borrow to pay its obligations.
Inside, the glow continues from polychromatic patch-worked canopies lining the ceiling to ruby glass, which screens the candle atop every table.
If there is in fact an environmental ceiling on the extent to which rangeland intensification can be sustained, diversification incorporating wildlife management could become an effective economic supplement for pastoralists remaining in the rangelands (R. Behnke, personal communication 2012).
One possibility (cf. Watt and Honey, 1997) appeals to the idea that there is a ceiling to the degree to which a particular US representation can be activated (cf. Watt and Honey, 1997).
Nevertheless, there might be differences in budget ceilings and different degrees to which some services are reimbursed between the ASHIPs.
Several single beams, each weighing more than 8,000 pounds, had been welded into the theater's ceiling to hold the carousel, which then was hoisted.
Inside, a stone staircase links the four floors from the kitchen with its vaulted ceiling to the master bedroom which has a grand four-poster.
Retail consultants from the Doneger Group were taking it all in, excitedly calling attention to the lighting, which in turn called attention to the floor-to-ceiling displays, which called attention to the "end-capped" aisles, which called attention to the name of the featured product and the price.
