Sentence examples for hall structure from inspiring English sources
He and his descendants lived in the house, a typical late 18th-century Connecticut center hall structure, until 1957.
The distribution of natural lighting and consequently of the illuminance and luminance inside the ambient, suggested a solution for exhibition of the historical tapestries, which can guarantee not only tapestry conservation but also the Hall structure and its present uses.
A three-dimensional model based on numerical estimation is provided for a particular XL Hall structure in two different technologies (the first one is XFAB XH 0.35 µm regular bulk CMOS and the second one is XFAB SOI XI10 1 µm non-fully depleted).
It is not likely that any war-band in the period exceeded 120-150 men, as no hall structure having a capacity larger than this has been found by archaeologists in northern Britain.
Mr. Hall structures the play as a collage documentary with monologues.
Besides, classical van der Pauw Hall structures were fabricated on the same wafer during processing.
There were several rows of houses including long Viking hall structures, waterside warehouses, market areas and wooden beam covered streets.
I don't want anybody but family as neighbors!' " The Phillips House, which is now being restored by the World Monuments Fund, with help from a class at Manhattan's School of Visual Arts, is a raised, center-hall structure with a gallery porch, heart-of-pine floors, and its original plaster walls, made from burned seashells mixed with horsehair and sand.
The building, designed by William R. Walker & Son and built in 1886, is one of only three ward halls (structures built by the city and used as polling places and meeting halls) to survive in the state.
The Phra Thinang Chakri Maha Prasat buildings are composed of nine major and minor halls, structured in a similar scheme to the Maha Monthien Halls from north to south, however the two building groups contrasts greatly in styles.
The bipolar Hall field structure is very similar to the experimental data.
