Sentence examples for interior passages from inspiring English sources

Ciliated cells within the vertebrate body propel fluid and mucus along interior passages, such as the lining of the respiratory tract.

"Out 1," "Up, Down, Fragile" and "Le Pont du Nord" (1981), which transforms Paris into a life-size board game, are all to a large extent open-air escapades — as is "Céline and Julie," which alternates its interior passages with sunny interludes in sleepy, cat-filled parks and pursuits on the steep, winding streets of Montmartre.

Both the pumps have a radial split casing and most of the smaller pump cases employ a single volute design of the interior passages.

Another design style incorporates a circular casing with a diffuser, which has the interior passages needed to transfer the velocity energy to the pressure energy prior to discharge from the casing.

Sure enough, a long, narrow central passageway grew narrower, a design that ensured that the sound of conch shell trumpets called pututus, but not other sounds, propagates from the interior passages of the temple to the outside.

There are no interior passages in this part of the building; each class area has an exit to the outside, and students pass between rooms via the covered cloister, even in inclement weather.

The space was designed for summer use and there is no interior passage between the bedrooms and the living area.

Stata, says William Mitchell, a professor of architecture and computer science at MIT who worked with Mr Gehry on the centre's design, was conceived as a new kind of "hybrid space".This is best seen in the building's "student street", an interior passage that twists and meanders through the complex and is open to the public 24 hours a day.

In spider monkeys, the clitoris is especially developed and has an interior passage, or urethra, that makes it almost identical to the penis, and it retains and distributes urine droplets as the female spider monkey moves around.

We wanted to eat what Alaskans eat and to see the interior, not just the Inside Passage, and we didn't want the strictly Olympian views of it we would get from a bush plane.

On the interior, the passage from old to new is marked by a wide mahogany staircase, flanked by a sandblasted glass scrim with a vaguely Japanese feeling that rises through the two-story house.