Sentence examples for grey structure from inspiring English sources

Bazalgette's Byzantine edifice has now been superseded by a more functional grey structure nearby, but the original remains intact in all its ornate glory.

According to the magazine Der Spiegel, which has its Berlin bureau diagonally across from the embassy, they built that odd-looking grey structure pictured above on their roof so that they could hide spies and their equipment behind it.

Fig. 2 Left Side: Flow chart summary of the processing workflow beginning with raw aerial images geotagged with onboard GPS (grey); Structure from Motion software processing steps (blue); digital point cloud filtering using LAStools (green); DEM processing to extract paths of steepest descent via ArcGIS hydrology workflow (orange).

When I head to areas like Chelsea and Kensington and there is renovation happening to a building, they always have lovely illustrated or painted boxed covers to hid the scaffolding, but in my neighbourhood all you see is the grey structures and pipes.

The grey structures in the background are fibers of the textile that was used for the imprints.

In the acute phase (within hours of the insult), symmetric gyriform cortical reduced diffusion, often pronounced in the occipital lobes with additional involvement of the cerebellum and deep grey structures, is commonly identified [4].

Eventually, a data-driven approach was used and permitted to obtain a predictive classifier that showed a significant discriminative power [4] and enabled the identification of brain grey structures whose degree of atrophy was significantly related to one-year neurological outcome (Fig. 1b).

For example, more anterior deep grey structures (caudate, globus pallidus) were more severely affected than the thalamus.

The anatomical images were subjected to supervised tissue classification to define gross regions of interest (ROI) for white matter, grey matter, cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF), deep grey structures and any focal abnormalities.

In contrast, late-onset BIBD shows the most severe FUS pathology in pyramidal and extrapyramidal motor regions with FUS pathology involving the spinal cord, brainstem and deep grey structures, and relative sparing of neocortex (aside from motor cortex) and limbic areas.

The formidable grey stone structure that remains contrasts the peacefulness of the deep gorge and surrounding forests.