Sentence examples for from interlocking from inspiring English sources

Knitted fabrics are constructed from interlocking loops of yarn.

The littlest visitors can look at a miniature mechanical coaster and build their own models from interlocking segments.

It consists of an open-graded asphalt mixture composed predominantly of embedded-occluded single-sized macadam from interlocking processes, and is also known as porous asphalt mixture.

In Dessau, the architect and school founder Walter Gropius (1883-1969) creathe the avant-garde, glass-and-concrete Bauhaus studio building in addition to four smaller "master houses," fashioned from interlocking cubes, that served as residences for professors.

One of his main themes was the idea of buildings as urban landscapes formed from interlocking spaces and levels, and he frequently called these platforms "strata," noting that it was a geological term that worked well with concrete, long his favored medium.

This supports the hypothesis of a path going from interlocking directorates to traders reacting to information and then to trading activity.

From there, interlocking relationships took over.

The music proceeds from gently purring, interlocking patterns to an apocalyptic episode of bass-drum thwacks interspersed with silences, then rises to a shimmering, accelerating finale.

These swing in from the sides, interlocking with each other and showing how a garden can be built up in layers.

The entrance doors of all modern European cars are power-operated and capable of interlocking from a central control by the train's conductor to prevent improper passenger use when the train is moving.

You could pick up one of every style: a rainbow protractor from the 60s (on the booth of Edward Tyler Nahem), interlocking canvases from his 70s Polish Village series (on at least three stands), wall-defying 80s riffs on Moby-Dick (on Marianne Boesky) and a gnarly aluminum starburst of recent days (on Berggruen gallery).