Sentence examples for concert complex from inspiring English sources
Ålborghallen (1953) is a busy exhibition and concert complex.
On the undulating roof of the Sage, the concert complex designed by Norman Foster, built at a cost of £70m and opened in December 2004, two men tethered by ropes were polishing the glass panels, one by one; on the north side of the water, people were emerging from well-appointed apartment blocks.
Hundreds of evacuees have been placed at the mass evacuation centre set up at the Northlands Expo Centre, an exhibition and concert complex in the middle of the city.
A reference in the original version of the article to the Sage art gallery in Gateshead should have been to the Baltic art gallery, a separate building from the nearby Sage concert hall complex.
(Smith) ★ JACK Quartet and Signal (Tuesday) Two of New York's most energetic and finely polished new-music groups collaborate on a free concert of complex but vital music by Helmut Lachenmann, Salvatore Sciarrino, Giacinto Scelsi and Iannis Xenakis.
Compared to coalescent-based simulations, forward-in-time simulations are very flexible and allow modeling large numbers of recombination events in concert with complex life-like selection scenarios (Chadeau-Hyam et al. 2008; Hoggart et al. 2007).
His prize-winning design for a concert-hall complex at Helsingborg (1925) is perhaps his major work; its spare, rectilinear forms, with their white walls and broad glazing, reflect the bold anonymity that was coming to characterize academic European design.
With a $1.5 million investment from Goode Ski Technologies, the city is also building a 70-acre water ski park on an existing lake that will include a half-mile-long slalom course, a 17-acre fishing lake and an 18,000-seat amphitheater for plays and concerts, a complex that Mr. Goode hopes will help to bring the water ski championship to Ogden in 2011.
Working in concert, both complexes are then capable of recognizing and slicing transcripts arising from target sequences and, at the same time, generating piRNAs that fuel subsequent amplification cycles.
The Music Center of Los Angeles County is a concert and theatre complex that was constructed during the 1960s by private contributions.
Between the tallest pair of buildings was a spherical concert and opera complex; renderings make it look like a basketball between seven-foot players.
