Sentence examples for elaborate entry from inspiring English sources

The 1.2-hectare, or 3-acre, property has an elaborate entry gate with a sloping tile roof.

In the first half of the 20th century, the Rembrandt's elaborate entry was shorn off, stores were inserted, and the building tumbled several rungs down the social ladder.

This puzzle over GAGs is part of a more general conceptual challenge that the extraordinarily elaborate entry of herpesviruses presents.

Some groups have elaborate entry rituals, for example general practitioners may be asked to complete forms prior to registering for a cardiac rehabilitation group whereas other groups encourage open access.

There is no need for elaborate wiring to entry points.

"Having fluid boundaries and keeping your geography open" comes first, she said, elaborating on an entry in the chapter of "The Boomers' Guide" called "The Search Is On".

Three-story structures built along narrow alleys, with elaborate, stone-carved entries leading into small interior courtyards, shikumen — the term means "stone gate" — generally housed upper-middle-class families.

Elaborating on market entry difficulties, they pointed out that Ó with new medicines taking between 3 to 5 years after FDA or EMEA approval to launch in developing countries, as it requires inclusion in WHO treatment guidelines, prequalification and multiple registrations - the attractiveness of the market is further curtailed.

Many elements of their later work appear there: elegant window grilles of iron with brass trim; multicolored terrazzo floors of geometric style; varicolored marble lobby fireplaces; dropped living rooms; neo-Classical details reworked in modern style; sophisticated molded plaster ceiling decoration; and elaborate iron and brass entry doors, also in modern style.

The focus is to elaborate the effect of entry friction on the growth of fractures initiated from multiple perforation clusters.

Therefore, the essence of an object is the quantum state of its particles and not the particles themselves (see the elaborate discussion in the entry on identity and individuality in quantum theory): one quantum state of a set of elementary particles might be a cat and another state of the same particles might be a small table.