Sentence examples for footprint where from inspiring English sources

They had gazed out on the seemingly endless horizon, buoyed by a feeling of optimism, and they had looked down too at the dark marble pools, established at the very footprint where the 1 World Trade Centre and 2 World Trade Centre had stood.

She also shifts dramatically across times and places: punk teenagers in 1970s San Francisco become disillusioned adults in the suburbs of 1990s New York; their children grow up in an imagined, slightly dystopic future in the California desert, or attend a legendary concert at "The Footprint", where the Twin Towers used to be, sometime in the 2020s.

The firm is currently increasing its US footprint, where international students contributed $32.8 billion and 400,000 jobs to the US economy during the 2015-2016 academic year.

Part of Payleven's early expansion was by way of  Rocket's own footprint, where Payleven used some of the infrastructure of Rocket's other operations to grow its business.

"I think they have an extremely good track record and they are one of the few people in the VC space or crypto space that have a pre-existing footprint where crypto has been growing the most strongly," says Kim.

Wuaki.tv, the online video service owned by Japan's Rakuten, is launching an offline feature across its European footprint, where its users — currently numbering around 3 million — will be able to take any on-demand film or TV show and download it to their device to watch when they're not connected to the Internet.

Around the lounging girl, arms outstretched, are the photographer's footprints, where he has stalked her pose for the camera.

An international group called United Architects, for example, has situated the memorial site partly under the footprints where the two towers once stood.

Cost and security concerns led, in 2006, to the biggest blow to Mr. Arad's original design: the loss of what he called the memorial galleries, below-ground walkways in the footprints where around the falls, whose walls of water would serve as shimmering backdrops to the names of the dead near floor level.

Designed by architects Michael Arad and Peter Walker, the pools sit within the footprints where the Twin Towers once stood.

For applications of phylogenetic footprinting, where motifs are searched for in the orthologous space, there is still room for improvement.