Sentence examples for dimensions of a room from inspiring English sources

From a Web site, people can enter the dimensions of a room and then arrange their favorite characters in a scene built to fit that room.

He appeared on the "Today" show with his invention, a small robot on wheels that could plot the dimensions of a room using infrared sensors, and wirelessly transmit the information to a computer.

And unlike its predecessors, the Discovery sends out signals that allow it to read the dimensions of a room, which means the user no longer has to press a button to set the machine for small, medium or large rooms.

Creating a floor plan in this way ensures you are aware of the correct dimensions of a room and the constraints of power points, radiators and household use, but it frees the imagination to completely re-arrange the contents of a room.

Shoppers can give Lowe's the dimensions of a room and fill it from a selection of thousands of Lowe's products.

A tape measure comes in handy when you need to know the dimensions of a room before buying a new piece of furniture or centering a picture on the wall.

The design concept behind this in-the-round production involves a giant metal frame marking out the claustrophobic dimensions of a two-room apartment, furnished in sparse contemporary style, that slowly revolves throughout almost the entire performance.

Stephen Dalton, Hollywood Reporter The design concept behind this in-the-round production involves a giant metal frame marking out the claustrophobic dimensions of a two-room apartment, furnished in sparse contemporary style, that slowly revolves throughout almost the entire performance.

The woman, a 26-year-old music student and temp worker, had even included the dimensions of the room, a bit of honesty in advertising that appealed to her.

The decay rate of the delay tail is governed by the overall dimensions of the room and an average absorption coefficient, and it is irrelevant to the propagation scenarios (i.e., LOS or O-LOS) [18].

Cluttered rooms not only feel smaller and darker, the clutter may also make it difficult for an appraiser to measure the dimensions of the rooms, a vital part of the appraisal.