Sentence examples for in edifice from inspiring English sources

Silva, who previously dazzled us with two dancers baring their souls in Edifice, drives this story home with ghostly CGI apparitions, honed by both his previous career as a video game designer and some painstaking rotoscope techniques that erupt from dancer and choreographer Harriet Waghorn's body at each crescendo with her counterpart, Troy Savic.

And make the walled-in edifice as large as needed to lock in all of the fanatics.

But that didn't stop many in the media from weighing in, building edifices of soaring opinion on the shakiest of data.

Our experimental data help constrain the depth of the transition between a dilatant and compactant failure mode in edifice-forming andesitic lavas.

Until such a moment the authorities will try to fill in cracks in the edifice of power as the internet exposes them.

Early cracks in the edifice appeared in the 1990s, during the Mexican and Asian financial crises, but the bigger, broader explosion of 2007 revealed a badly overextended world economy, which led to bailouts.

Scholarly literature repeats it — although a speculative crack in the edifice appeared in a catalog footnote for the great 1998 Pollock retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.

By contrast, rock will deform in a compactant manner deeper in the edifice (Fig.  9).

At the spy agency's former headquarters, in an imposing edifice in East Berlin, he found that intelligence reports were archived on hundreds of thousands of little cards.

By the time Wojciech Jaruzelski came to power in Poland the first cracks were appearing in the edifice of Communism across Eastern Europe.

We infer that highly strained rocks (in our experiment, C*′ required an axial strain of 13%%) near the conduit, or deep in the edifice, will be prone to this switch in failure mode (see " Volcanological significance" section).