Sentence examples for extensive perimeter from inspiring English sources

In the southern part of the Qi state an extensive perimeter wall was gradually created using existing river dikes, newly constructed bulwarks, and areas of impassable mountain terrain.

Military and food stores of all kinds were in short supply and the governor, General Jean Augustin Ernouf was unable to maintain garrisons around the island's extensive perimeter.

For centuries, Barceloneta was a traditional working-class fishing district, until the beach on its perimeter underwent extensive regeneration for the 1992 Olympics.

In eleven eyes (11.5%), we found a mismatch of defect between perimeters and typically the field defect was not as extensive on one or other perimeter.

Continue sewing your perimeter extension.

We walk along the perimeter of Marks Hall's extensive grounds and into my friend's childhood, each turn of the path sparking new memories: the air raid shelter he "captured" with friends; the winding path through pine trees where they imagined their futures.

Although many parameters of shape and size could be analyzed, we have chosen to focus on network size, denoting the average size of the extensive mitochondrial networks in the neurons, perimeter, representing the outline of the networks, and fraction, which indicates the proportion of the area of the image occupied by the mitochondria.

Based on the MFD framework, extensive research has been dedicated to devising perimeter control strategies to protect the network from gridlock.

Extensive use of prefabricated parts for the perimeter framing and floor truss systems helped speed up the construction process and reduce costs, while providing greater quality control.

The perimeter structure was constructed with extensive use of prefabricated modular pieces, which consisted of three columns, three stories tall, connected by spandrel plates.

In addition, extensive bending of the nanorods at the cell perimeter was revealed, as reported previously with other patterned substrates (Supporting Information, Figure S3).