Sentence examples for chain establishments from inspiring English sources

There are no corporate chain establishments or indoor water parks.

The nondescript chain establishments on those blocks — a Dunkin' Donuts, a Chipotle, and, of course, a Starbucks — were alive with activity, far more so than on an average night.

THE BOTTOM LINE The Opus provides a convenient spot from which to explore Montreal, but for the moment this boutique hotel feels as generic as the chain establishments boutiques were supposed to supplant.

- To this day, there are still no chain establishments such as McDonalds, Starbucks, 7-11, BaSubwayobbins, Subway, etc.

Among 51 restaurant and food facility outbreaks, 22 were in chain establishments (including 12 fast-food establishments) and 29 in single establishments.

Situated in the Time Warner Center, a few floors above the Hugo Boss and Pink stores, Porter House amounts to a generically sophisticated upgrade of the kind of chain establishment found in lesser malls.

Other dishes and most appetizers were less successful, and the food over all, like the amber-glow ambience, casts this restaurant as a generically sophisticated upgrade of the kind of chain establishment found in a lesser mall.

Simulations of the proposed scheme under different scenarios demonstrate that it is effective in terms of tree formation, join and leave occurrences, and certificate chain establishment.

In this paper, an NGH tank container is studied as a design alternative for cost-effective mid-stream supply chain establishment.

Results show that the binary tree (re)structure is attainable and affordable in terms of service times while at the same time achieves optimal performance in case of certificate chain establishment.

(a) To build the required certificate chain 8 needs to broadcast a special request message towards 10.This is necessary in order (i) to explicitly indicate to the peer that it asks for a certificate chain establishment, and (ii) to indicate to the intermediate nodes that they must forward the packet toward its final destination.