Sentence examples for is atrium from inspiring English sources
noun
A central room or space in ancient Roman homes, open to the sky in the middle; a similar space in other buildings.
One is Atrium Counsel, which offers ongoing services with fixed-rate, upfront pricing.
The first law firm to use LTS is Atrium, co-founded by Augie Rakow and BeBe Chueh.
The other is Atrium Financings, a fixed-fee service for startups to navigate the legal intricacies of their financing rounds from start to finish.
IKur and IKACh are considered to be atrium specific, so their block might prolong ERP in atrium only, depending on secondary ionic effects.
And we call an atrium that has no opening and I've put this on the Monument List for you–an atrium testudinatum; an atrium testudinatum is an atrium that has no opening to the sky.
The major site of ANP synthesis is the atrium, and ANP mRNA levels are considerably higher in the atrium than in the ventricles.
One of the best is the Atrium at the National Museum.
The museum's interior is an atrium of domestic proportions, slightly stretched.
For Mr. Gatling, it is the atrium, which has just two chairs.
The inner area is an atrium.
Marbles: The Brain Store is in Atrium Court at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.
