Sentence examples for complex of streets from inspiring English sources
Currently subject to demolition, to be replaced by a generic blandscape of higher-density developer housing, it is an ingenious complex of streets in the sky, cleverly arranged in section, but built of slender pre-cast concrete panels that were never up to the job and have since crumbled.
Indeed, a drawback is that only the more expensive apartments would have windows—something even the middling-rich are unlikely to stand for.Yet another approach is that of the America World City, a pet project of Mr Kloster's, which consists of three high-rise towers on top of a huge ship, with a "downtown" complex of streets between them.
Everything would be connected by a complex design of streets and highways.
However, the complex design of street light supply with non-linearity of power units and uncertainty of load pattern makes optimization a challenge.
An urban air quality model of a designated air quality management area in the city centre of Glasgow has been developed by integrating traffic flow data for urban road networks, traffic pollutant emission data and a three-dimensional CFD dispersion model of a complex configuration of street canyons.
Visual arts educators have a powerful graphic resource with which to articulate the complex communicative network of streets.
Most of the time, rotaries are used when traffic patterns are complex due to number of streets converging or due to size of the area such as where entrance and exit ramps from both directions of an elevated highway connect to a smaller roadway below (see lower photo at right).
Its Wikipedia entry calls it "a complex of architecturally unique rooms, streets, gardens, and shops".
Mr. O'Connor lives in London Terrace, another large complex of buildings across the street from Penn South.
One of the best of those is Kayne Prime, just over the Cumberland River from the main downtown area, in the M Street complex of bars and nosheries.
Returning to New York, the Players set themselves up in a complex of buildings on Macdougal Street that grew out of the Liberal Club.
