Sentence examples for inner terrace from inspiring English sources

The lamella MCMB was treated as the inner terrace, which offered efficient electron conducting pathway for connection of nano SnSbCux particle and pyrolysis carbon.

The inner terrace is 16 feet (5 metres) above the ground and about 100 feet (30 metres) in diameter; the middle terrace is about 165 feet (50 metres) across and the lowest terrace some 230 feet (70 metres) across.

Your breakfast will be on the inner terrace to the soothing sound of a fountain; your dinner will be at one long table in the big dining room whose centrepiece is the old bread oven.

The inner terraces located in the upper part of the turbidite system are generally depositional and thus provide a detailed record of recent sediment transfer processes.

Young owners and private renters in inner-city terraces.

Observers of British politics are so conditioned to think in terms of suburban marginals, and rock-solid safe seats, that it takes a mental leap to grasp that every vote to leave or remain in the EU will have precisely the same consequences, irrespective of whether it is cast in the leafy streets of Hampstead, the rolling hills of Devon or amid the northern inner-city terraces of Longsight.

The house-building boom continued when the Conservatives returned to power in 1951, but the emphasis shifted at the end of the decade towards slum clearance, as millions were uprooted from cramped, rundown inner-city terraces and re-housed in purpose-built new towns or high-rise blocks.

So and we're not talking a nice inner city Melbourne terrace, here that's an increase from a $42,000 deposit in 2008 to almost $70,000 in 2014.

On the contrary, the upper segments of the northernmost slope channels, C1 and C2, are characterized by an inner thalweg, erosional terraces, and internal levees.

Drill cores from the inner-alpine valley terrace of Unterangerberg, located in the Eastern Alps of Austria, offer first insights into a Pleistocene sedimentary record that was not accessible so far.

Puzzling, really, as the majority of British troops came from the grim, soot-caked terraces of inner cities.