Sentence examples for central section and from inspiring English sources

In "... al niente" (2009), he weaves thematic fragments from the score into an eerie, otherworldly texture, but you barely notice them as the work morphs from a nearly static meditation into a rhythmically explosive central section and a lugubrious finale.

"There's only one of these velodromes of this type in Europe, with the lower central section, and that's in Portugal".

Two components of different levels of complexity were designed: (1) an opaque, homogeneous wall with a removable central section, and (2) a window, which is used to replace the central section of the first component.

Along the Futagawa segment, dextral slip of about 200 cm was measured throughout the central section, and the slip gradually decreased bilaterally along the adjoining southwestern and northeastern sections.

The highlands are characterised by granitic hills, ridges and inselbergs that traversed the upper central section and extending from the north of Tapa to Idere, and small parts at the north-east and north-west regions of the study area.

In addition, along the Futagawa segment, dextral slip of about 200 cm was measured throughout the central section, and slip gradually decreased bilaterally away from the central section to the far ends of the southwestern and northeastern sections.

The electrification of the Eastern and Central sections and the increasing number of Bulleid Pacifics in service meant the lack of a suitable role for the class under British Railways ownership.

Nepal Himalayas, east-central section and highest part of the Himalayan mountain ranges in south-central Asia, extending some 500 miles (800 km) from the Kali River east to the Tista River.

The state's principal river systems include the Tombigbee, now joined with the Tennessee to form the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, which links the Tennessee River with the Gulf of Mexico; the Pascagoula in the southeast; the Pearl in the south-central section; and the Mississippi and its tributaries, notably the Yazoo and the Big Black, in the west.

The merging of human and divine is a primary theme of Indian art, and it is the overarching subject of the show's central section, "Love and Longing".

It is underground in the central section between Paddington and Bow Road; between Farringdon and Aldgate East it skirts the City of London, the capital's financial heart.