Sentence examples for diverse spaces from inspiring English sources

The system was used to create sound systems for such diverse spaces as Staples Center in Los Angeles, the Sistine Chapel and the Masjid al-Haram, the grand mosque in Mecca.

Diverse spaces will emerge, evolve, compete and cooperate with each other to extend machine intelligence and human intelligence.

The giant subterranean spaces will now host live art and film programmes, which have previously been presented in diverse spaces around Tate Modern.

The results indicate that participants' acceptable range of thermal comfort leads to substantial changes in overall park attendance during different seasons, whereas characteristics of thermal adaptations influence the individual differences of utilization in various ways within diverse spaces.

Any vector space V is automatically associated with other vector spaces, such as the dual space V* of linear functions on V, and the diverse spaces of multilinear functions on V, on V*, and on any possible combination of V and V*.

This author argues that university education should not just be aimed at developing competences in the framework of disciplines but also at preparing in competences which will enable them to cross over diverse spaces without having a fragmented and disperse experience.

This diverse space provides both flexibility in food sourcing along with a greater potential diversity of other nutrients.

However, there is a need for an effective process, building on the principles embodied in documents from the Helsinki Agreement to the Paris Charter, including arms reduction, to reconcile the divergent security priorities — politico-military, economic and human security — of all stakeholders in this diverse space.

No, but Chemicals is a diverse space,” says Daniel Rizzo.

Natural products or their derivatives have provided more than 50% of all existing drugs, offering a chemically diverse space for discovery of novel drugs.

This week we take a look at online education, a large and diverse space that extends learning to those who might find it inaccessible and locks in some students with high debt loads and limited career prospects.