Sentence examples for center structures from inspiring English sources
Engineers and architects have learned to design tall buildings that resist earthquakes, and they should be able to better protect buildings and their inhabitants from the sort of intense fires that weakened the World Trade Center structures.
The poem that the song is based on, by Katharine Lee Bates, was written in the early eighteen-nineties, soon after Bates saw Chicago's Columbian Exposition, the World's Fair on the four hundredth anniversary of Columbus's voyages, which had, as its center, structures of alabaster — a White City, to match London's Crystal Palace — and the diverse richness of the country as its theme.
They say they'll experiment with radically new data center structures.
To measure the hydrophobicity at the center, structures of an antigen-antibody complex where a buried phenylalanine was replaced by smaller hydrophobic residues were determined.
We suggest that the planar N species may be the catalytically active center structures and may contribute to the enhancement of oxygen reduction reaction performance in an alkaline electrolyte.
That same year, the New York City based corporate headquarters moved into the new RKO Building, an Art Deco skyscraper rising high above RCA controlled Radio City Music Hall that was one of the first Rockefeller Center structures to open.
It is a beachside retreat on the José Ignacio peninsula, with a center structure surrounded by six casitas.
Tenants have a cafeteria on the premises in addition to free, exclusive use of an on-site fitness center, conference center, structured parking and shuttle service to the train station.
This is still context-dependent, depending on the center structure of the city.
To fill this gap, the authors conduct a meta-analysis of the relationships between the nature of the purchase situation and buying center structure and buying center involvement.
The helix sense of poly(propiolic esters) is determined by the configuration of the chiral center, structure of the pendant groups, temperature, and solvent.
