Sentence examples for exterior structures from inspiring English sources

Now, I understand the term better in comparison with "plot-driven"; my editor was asking whether interior attributes or exterior structures — relationships, narrative conventions — control the action.

Walls serve a number of purposes in food facilities, depending on whether they are interior or exterior structures.

Textile membranes find their applications as both interior and exterior structures offering interdisciplinary challenges for architects, artists, engineers, chemists, physicists, textile designers and material scientists.

The interior and exterior structures of the ACPF hot cell have been modified under the current renovation project for the experimentation of the electrolytic reduction process using spent nuclear fuel.

Although the Superdome suffered damage by water and wind to the overall interior and exterior structures, as well as interior damage from human waste and trash, the facility was repaired at a cost of US$140 million and was ready for games by the autumn of 2006.

Therefore, in order to control the direction and scale of the metabolic fluxes related to the biosynthesis of the different exterior structures the bacterium should control the extent of nitrogen assimilation and the production of the central metabolites Glu and PEP.

That means the exterior structure cannot be altered and the house cannot be torn down without town approval, he said.

The building's plan was determined by the shape of the allocated plot of land: Kazakov built a pentagonal interior structure within the triangular exterior structure.

(This phenomenon explains why people in a car that has been hit by lightning are not hurt; the current is routed through the exterior structure of the car and into the ground).

In 2007, led by Dr. Brashear, the church sought to develop its air rights into a 21-story apartment tower that would bolster its endowment and pay for extensive renovations to its rapidly deteriorating exterior structure and damaged interior.

"An exterior structure of steel and an interior structure of concrete work together to resist both wind and gravity; the twisting of the entire form reduces the dynamic effects of the wind," said the caption for Mr. Nordenson's diagram, which showed a twisting building with a latticework top.