Sentence examples for eastern edifice from inspiring English sources
During a series of lahars in 1995 at Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand, aggradation of the Whangaehu fan apex (draining the eastern edifice) caused the onset of avulsion of flows northward into the highly vulnerable Tongariro catchment.
The edifice in question is the 1930 Eastern Columbia building.
The American Thread Company mill, a white granite edifice at the eastern end of Main Street, once employed roughly one third of the town's 21,000 residents.
The ignimbrite deposit is dispersed radially around the lower flanks of the Las Cañadas edifice and correlates to a clast-supported lithic breccia on the eastern and northern caldera wall.
The same pattern is recognized elsewhere in the Maldives edifice where the seaward progradation is less in the carbonate banks located on the eastern part of the Inner Sea when compared to the western carbonate banks (Aubert and Droxler 1992 , 1996.
(unit E of Del Carlo et al. 2004) mantle Etna's edifice and were accessed at the Casa del Fanciullo quarry on the north-eastern slope of the Valle Del Bove (N 37°45.438, E 015°04.550; Fig. 1c).
Also, having described the carefully constructed theological edifice of early Christianity, Ms Rubin could perhaps have said more about the ways in which to eastern Christian eyes the medieval west seemed to cut adrift from that structure, with effects that were palpable in art history as well as culture, politics and perhaps even social history.
Its eastern flank is dominated by two hubs of activity: the impressive City Hall at Nathan Phillips Square, a futuristic edifice made of two towering semicircular office buildings, and the Eaton Center, a massive, blocklong mall with a soaring open-air atrium.
In this paper, we present a detailed field, literature, and GIS-study of the well-preserved eastern flank of Merapi, which has been spared from major eruptions, in order to reconstruct the geologic and geomorphic history of the edifice.
Today Corcoran's edifice is the Renwick Gallery.
