Both are pavilions set in gardens, with interiors connected to greenery through glass walls.
These results suggest that nanocrystalline silicon may be treated as a two-phase system, namely, an ordered crystalline phase in the grain interiors connected by an amorphous, intergranular glue-like phase.
In China and India, for instance, a string of new hydroelectric and coal-fired power plants are being built deep in the interior and connected to faraway coastal cities.
Max created a large pyramid structure for the alien world, which had its main interior areas connected by a series of chambers, corridors, and tunnels; it was so large that some members of the film crew became lost inside it.
When locked the chamber was gastight; however, its interior was connected with the outside air via an additional tube.
In anticipation of expanding the gallery and studio project, Mr. Fuchs has breached an interior wall connecting 511 and 531 West 25th Street, also a Whitehall warehouse.
Liz responded with an unprintable suggestion, and then she fixated on the idea of building an interior stair connecting our second-floor living space with the offices on the floor below and turning one of those offices into a new bedroom.
In the structure with interior columns, connecting beams can be placed in every story between the internal columns.
And I felt, like a physical sensation, a click at the nape of my neck as though some interior string connecting my head to my body had been cut".
In fact, Wood's metal concentration in the interior is only about 4%% under high pressures, which indicates that only a limited number of the interior pores are connected to the outside by a continuous pathway.
In the 1850s, when British engineers and financiers first brought railways to the country, its vast, unexploited interior was suddenly connected to its main ports, making possible a big expansion of coffee planting.
