Sentence examples for designed passages from inspiring English sources

The two German-born architects who designed Passages of Light: The Memorial Cloud have collaborated on a plan to remake at least one other well-known site in New York City: They won an award in 2001 for their proposal for a multilevel makeover of Queens Plaza.

A new approach to passive control of unstalled supersonic flutter is aerodynamic detuning, defined as designed passage-to-passage differences in the unsteady aerodynamics of a blade row.

No. 2 — Shanakee: This 78-foot Nordland Ed Monk design splashed in 2008 and was designed for passages off the Pacific Coast and the glacial runways of the Inside Passage.

They dismiss many of the arguments put forward by dam builders that better designed fish passages incorporated into major dams allow species to move freely up rivers.

Some access has been designed into Passages of Light: The Memorial Cloud, which leaves the footprints empty and creates an enclosed space between them with an undulating roof made of translucent tubes.

The most inventive of the designs, "Passages of Light: Memorial Cloud," by Gisela Baurmann, Sawad Brooks, and Jonas Coersmeier (almost all the finalists are young and little known), would create an awe-inspiring space by means of what its authors describe as "ten thousand vertical conduits for light," encouraging people to look up as well as inward.

The usual approach to the papilla of Vater with a side-viewing duodenoscope, designed for passage through the stomach, pyloric channel, and proximal duodenum, is not suitable in postoperative patients with challenging anatomic rearrangements.

A common way to cool the tip is to design serpentine passages with 180° turn under the blade tip-cap taking advantage of the three-dimensional turning effect and impingement.

It has tree canopy bridges to allow wildlife to cross above and has been designed with underground passages to allow the natural passage of water, aquatic life and land animals.

Regardless of the type of structures built, history has shown that the most effective means to develop successful installations has occurred when engineers and biologists worked together systematically to design passage structures based on the ability and willingness of fish to seek and accept the hydraulic conditions presented to them.

If a distinction must be made, it might be said in very general terms that the fantasia tended to be more contrapuntal while the toccata ("touch piece") featured passages designed to demonstrate the performer's agility, although the designations were freely interchangeable.