Sentence examples for cistern shaped from inspiring English sources
These include a 700000 gallons cistern shaped like an E, the northern edge of which is adjacent to the proposed southern line of the Temple Mount precinct before its Herodian expansion.
Mr. Hood's design, for the Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson Community Garden in Jamaica, Queens, has six 10-foot-tall blue rainwater collectors shaped like martini glasses that funnel water into two 1,500-gallon 1,500-gallon cisterns.
The soft curves of the hills, for example, are shaped to direct rainwater into an underground drainage system, where it is stored in giant cisterns and used to irrigate the site.
The mysterious shape is a rainwater cistern.
The striking differences between neighboring fibroblasts pertaining to the general cell morphology, to the abundance and shape of cisterns of RER and to the expression of 5′NT, αSMA and vimentin in obstructed kidneys suggest that alterations of fibroblasts following UUO are not attributable only to diffusible factors, for example secreted by infiltrating mononuclear cells.
Hemorrhages from a supratentorial source could be reliably discerned from a primary cerebellar parenchymal hemorrhage as blood from the former formed a cast of the cerebellomedullary cistern, whereas blood from the later adopted the shape of the cerebellum and was often at least partially covered by leptomeninges.
Its shape was that of an English silver cistern.
Too far from the cistern.
