Sentence examples for interconnected passages from inspiring English sources

Some boulder piles, however, do have explorable interconnected "passages" of considerable length.

The labyrinth of interconnected passages, bunkers, command centres, weapons stores and underground rocket-launching sites, with multiple shafts, has been dubbed Lower Gaza by some.

The bazaar is one of the most beautiful and authentic in all of Iran – a series of interconnected passages and covered domes, perfect for endless wandering.

Tracheids are interconnected by passages called bordered pits.

The air space can be considered as the ensemble of individual voids that are interconnected by narrower passages (Fig.  7).

The project consisted of a twin tube with a diameter of 9 m interconnected by cross-passages, each 325 m long.

Here, parallel streets are interconnected with a well-established lattice of makeshift passages that have been knocked through walls in houses or shops.

A specific feature of these vessels is that they are interconnected by channels, called bordered pits, which allow the passage of xylem sap but block the passage of larger objects due to the presence of a pit membrane.

Continuous lowering of the level of groundwater circulation often produces tiers of passages stacked one on top of the other, and these need not be interconnected by an explorable cave.

[[ 62], p.xx] Moreover, these numerous progressions are interconnected: In each one of those orders, or Classes, nature forms its series and presents its almost imperceptible passages from link to link in its chains.

Everything is interconnected.