Sentence examples for edifice size from inspiring English sources

The algorithm overcomes the principal limitations of a stand-alone closed-contouring approach and provides improved estimates of edifice size that are less sensitive to topographic gradients and the choice of contour search interval.

The edifice size is informed by the AVF Maungataketake eruption.

To the west rises the Central American volcanic arc system, with a spectrum of volcanic edifices ranging in size from basaltic cinder cones to large stratovolcanos and calderas.

Not too far away from the complex with the tennis courts and the handball stadium, another monument to presidential ego and excess looms large: the Faro a Colón, or Columbus Lighthouse, a battleship-size concrete edifice built in the presidency of Joaquín Balaguer to honor the 500th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival in the New World.

Perhaps the most important argument against fractionation of clinopyroxene in the Surtsey Magma Series involves the small size of the edifice, and the short duration of the eruption.

The sheer size of the edifice of open-source software is astonishing.

The modest edifice opens into a rectangular hangar-size space with lofty ceilings and seating for hundreds.

Long standing questions regarding the controls on the positioning and the size of individual volcanic edifices along an arc, the lifetime of individual arc volcanoes, and the causes of different volcano "personalities"34,65 could also benefit from this approach.

Folkestone, another once glorious seaside town that fell on hard times as visitors abandoned it, is having significant success with its programme of cultural regeneration, although, unlike Margate, it worked hard at a grassroots level before it started indulging its edifice complex (and Quarterhouse is relatively modest in size, sitting snugly on a town street).

That this half-billion-dollar edifice is a good 40-minute drive from a city of any size is part of the plan.

The southern crater is far greater in size, 984 feet wide with fumaroles, which can be attributed to edifice failure in the southern wall, while Gareloi's northern crater is enclosed.