Sentence examples for central edifice from inspiring English sources

The Ministry consists of a tremendous central edifice, flanked by great wings.

Centred at 19° N, 133° W, Olympus Mons consists of a central edifice 22 km (14 miles) high and 700 km (435 miles) across.

Varying depositional mechanisms and source properties of these units record growth and collapse cycles of the central edifice.

In calderas or volcanic fields lacking a central edifice, measurement is from fatal incident to the volcano coordinates in Google Earth from GVP (2013).

From afar the roof appears to be a strictly Chinese design, but an Islamic wooden cupola is actually hidden inside the central edifice.

Its two central edifices – the shape described above, as well as a big red louvred piece – posed unsolved lighting problems, splitting instead of uniting the space.

The carbonate chimney sample (H03_072705_R0424) was collected from the central 'Poseidon' edifice of the Lost City Hydrothermal Field (depth, 735 m; latitude, 30.12; longitude, −42.12) on 27 July 2005 by the DSV Hercules during the 2005 Lost City Expedition aboard the R/V Ronald H. Brown.

Salvaging the economy required the most radical reform ever seen of the "licence raj"—a creaking edifice of central planning held together by miles of red tape.

THAT evening, Vince White, the American consultant, took me to a teetering building in the shadow of the domed Pul-i-Khishti Mosque, the dominant edifice of central Kabul.

This week, the concrete edifice in central Rio de Janeiro was the focus of a pro-oil rally by thousands of petrochemical workers amid a presidential election debate dominated by how to manage the nation's vast fossil fuel reserves.

The Victorian Gothic edifice in central London that is home to the Royal Courts of Justice has witnessed many bizarre trials in its 126-year history, but the one now under way amid the rich oak paneling and stone-arched windows of Court 13 — the case of Max Mosley versus The News of the World — would have a claim on any list of the most unusual.