Sentence examples for interior ring from inspiring English sources

Messenger images revealed another, much smaller basin with a prominent interior ring that may have formed much more recently (it was named Raditladi).

The Iron Crown of Lombardy is composed of a broad circle of six plates of gold joined to each other by hinges and kept rigid by an interior ring of iron not quite 0.5 inch (1.25 cm) broad.

"An 'Interior Ring'...Iraq and...the Levantine states of Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Israel-Palestine...; the 'Near Broad Ring' that includes the rest of the Middle East and North Africa....; and 'The Far Abroad Ring' that includes the rest of the world, specifically Europe, the U.S. and Asia".

According to the papers explaining the details of the software [1, 2, 29], the only volumetric primitive used is restricted to having only an exterior shell (interior ones are disallowed), and interior rings in Polygons are disallowed.

val3dity allows a practitioner to validate her 3D city models directly without having to convert them to other formats (since several are supported), and without having to deal with the idiosyncrasies present in other software (where for instance interior rings and interior cavities are not supported, and where the definitions of the primitives are not given).

Oracle Spatial2 has a volumetric primitive that can contain interior shells, but unfortunately there are two major omissions that make this primitive diverts from the ISO19107 definitions: (1) Oracle's shells are not 2-manifold, they simply have to be interior-connected (non-manifold vertices and edges are thus allowed); (2) Polygons cannot have interior rings.

Still, even up to the 1930s and 40s the city retained various usable canals (some dirty, some clean) but most were filled up to build the city's urban expressway system - the inner ring, or Circuito Interior, still keeps the names of the rivers that one flowed beneath.

Long before automobiles, their echoing interiors rang with hooves and cart wheels.

Its wraparound windshield, working vent windows and jukebox-style interior will ring a bell with baby boomers who remember seeing the U.S.A. on family vacations in Dad's Custom Royal Lancer.

Around the interior, a ring of cells is assumed to be treated with baits.

Lying in the dentist's chair she registers the "pulse, the very heartbeat and hydraulics of the day" in the streets below; driving past hedgerows she notes "their mysterious convoluted interiors"; the ring of the telephone discharges into "the smashed days of late summer".