His newest showpiece is a soaring center-field edifice, 74 feet high, with four lighted archways; swirly waves of red, yellow and blue; palm trees; pink flamingos; a sea gull; two smiling marlins; a pinwheel sun; and dancing waters activated when a Marlin hits a home run.
It may be that in certain fields this entire edifice will occasionally have to be replaced.
An ethereal glass-and-marble cylinder set high on a serene hill, the venue feels like the architectural manifestation of the Apple co-founder's famous "reality-distortion field". It is an edifice meant to recall those moments when Mr. Jobs, smirking joyfully, would bound up to the stage, teasingly pull a black shroud off some new invention and instantly alter your picture of the future.
In calderas or volcanic fields lacking a central edifice, measurement is from fatal incident to the volcano coordinates in Google Earth from GVP (2013).
Chicago is usually characterized as a Cubs town, and Wrigley Field its adored monument; the White Sox are less storied, and U.S. Cellular Field is more Soviet-style edifice than great oeuvre.
Although Akbar later abandoned the city, careful conservation work has preserved the its barren yet glorious shape, a deserted and ghostly edifice surrounded by green fields.
Alnwick Castle, the first written mention of which was in the 11th Century, is one of the latter, a stunning edifice that dominates the green fields, patches of forest and rolling countryside that surround the historic town of Alnwick.
On July 20 , 2009 a Comfort Inn and Suites opened on Cemetery Hill, adjacent to Evergreen Cemetery, just one of many modern edifices infringing on the historic field.
The heated edifice is demagnetized, and the magnetic field due to the demagnetization manifests as a positive anomaly in the north and a negative anomaly in the south.
The carbonate chimney sample (H03_072705_R0424) was collected from the central 'Poseidon' edifice of the Lost City Hydrothermal Field (depth, 735 m; latitude, 30.12; longitude, −42.12) on 27 July 2005 by the DSV Hercules during the 2005 Lost City Expedition aboard the R/V Ronald H. Brown.
Further, outgassing through large-scale fractures and faults in the edifice is also supported by detailed field studies (e.g. Varley and Taran 2003).
