Sentence examples for elements standing from inspiring English sources

Jacques Herzog has described this 12-metre-deep frame as "an architectural forest", its beams, stairs, frames and other steel elements standing in for trees and branches, and providing an awe-inspiring transitional space between the exterior, the Olympic Park, and the interior, where the arena awaits.

There are three critical elements standing in the way of healthcare reform in the United States that have thus far been ignored: the ghost of McCarthyism and anti-communism; a middle class that will not accept its lack of financial security; and a lack of curiosity about alternative healthcare systems elsewhere in the world.

He remained atop the column until his death, permanently exposed to the elements, standing or sitting day and night in his restricted area, protected from falling by a railing, and provided with a ladder to communicate with those below or to receive meagre gifts of food from disciples.

From formula of solution's representation (1.3), it follows that this property is reduced to sign-constancy of all elements standing only in the th row of Green's matrix.

From formula of solution's representation (1.5) it follows that this property is reduced to sign-constancy of all elements standing only in the r th row of Green's matrix.

However, because the CF3 group is very electron rich, the structural elements standing face to face with CF3 must also be electron rich, resulting in their electrostatic repulsion.

And his strength on Tuesday sliced across nearly every major demographic line, with one element standing out: in Virginia and Maryland, according to surveys of voters leaving the polls, he beat Mrs. Clinton among women.

"In this newly induced state of mind," Stephen Mansfield writes in JAPANESE STONE GARDENS: Origins, Meaning, Form (Tuttle, $24.95), "the essential symbolism of the garden elements, stones standing for the eternal structure of the universe, sand and gravel for the temporary nature of the phenomenal world, reveals itself".

TUG test encompasses the elements of standing from sitting and walking at a distance as well as turning [ 30], where agility may play a role more than strength to complete the test.

B.C.S. administrators met Tuesday and decided that exempt football games and conference championship games will now be included in all elements of the standing.

It will also have overhead protection from the elements for people standing in line to enter, something the pavilions did not have.