Sentence examples for from this concourse from inspiring English sources

Directly from this concourse, the field investigators (BDN, KD, MŠ, MV, LM) produced a Q-sample of 23 statements (Table 2), which was administered to 36 Belgrade emergency medicine physicians, nurses, and department directors.

From this concourse, the investigators develop statements representing the spectrum of opinion and request that respondents assign each statement to a position within a quasi-normal grid distribution as to whether they completely disagree with, feel indifferently or ambivalently towards, or completely agree with the statement [ 6, 7].

In this study all the 46 statements derived from the concourse were included in the Q-set to keep as broad a representation of points of view as possible.

I saw the ice surface from the concourse, and I don't think it makes a difference at all.

I note with interest that the boys will walk through the Lion Gate from the West car park instead of leaving the team bus from the concourse.

Throughout the night, he peeked in from the concourse to catch a glimpse of McDavid — to see a boy learning, experimenting, tinkering.

They just kept taking us further and further from the concourse until we were all the way out on the street".

He had been down to the B1 level, one floor down from the concourse, which, he said, was deep enough for him.

Diller and Scofidio's video also proposed carving out a section of the main plaza and turning it into a gigantic elevator platform that could ascend from the concourse level, bringing crowds up from the subway and the garages.

From the concourse, flights of stairs led down to an intricate maze of tracks, those of the Pennsy itself, those of the Long Island Rail Road (which the Pennsy controlled), and those of the newly constructed IRT subway.

He envisioned the street as a link between the population centers of Manhattan and the great parks of the Bronx, but the street eventually became a destination in its own right, and people were honored to live on it and even nearby; apartments were advertised as "two blocks from the Concourse" or "right off the Concourse".