Sentence examples for dwelling complexes from inspiring English sources

Several communal dwelling complexes were built, in which residents ate together.

Also a dwelling complex including 136 flat apartments is taken into account to perform this research.

Streptomyces are soil dwelling filamentous bacteria with complex life cycle, studied mostly for they ability to synthesize secondary metabolites including antibiotics.

Streptomycetes are saprophytic, aerobic, soil dwelling bacteria which undergo complex differentiation to form mycelium, aerial hyphae and spores, and produce a diverse array of secondary metabolites, such as antibiotics and bioactive compounds [ 1].

The early Jomon culture of Japan was building complex dwellings, called pit houses.

Strongyloides spp. are soil-dwelling helminths with complex lifecycles involving alternation of free-living and parasitic stages (heterogony).

Figure  2 illustrates the mapping by which Lden and Lnight were calculated at the most exposed façade of each of the 10,077 dwellings in the complex vertical urban form of Hong Kong.

But there is a clear difference in structure: the UK trailer sets up a more immediately complex plotline by dwelling on Donovan's pre-Powers case, defending a Russian spy played by Mark Rylance, which naturally segues on to the difficulties his family faces in the anti-communist atmosphere of the Eisenhower era.

Though Houellebecq can't resist the odd inflammatory aside – "Personally, I don't believe in Jews," he says at one point, after Lévy has been dwelling on the semitic persecution complex he may or may not have been born with – he finds himself exploring some emotions that have not always come easily to him as a novelist: kindness, say, and generosity of spirit.

They may also reflect the health of the greater reef system, since many reef dwelling organisms depend on the complex reef structure built from the aragonite skeletons of corals [15].

A subtle and complex interplay between human dwelling densities, mosquito diffusion and infection rates also emerges.