Sentence examples for is often arranged from inspiring English sources
The staminate is often arranged in hanging chains of flowers called catkins, and the pistillate sometimes is.
Digital information is often arranged in a hierarchical structure, with files that branch into ever more specific subcategories.
In the container terminal, the service area is often arranged into rectangular blocks, which leads to a mesh-like path topology.
Yet for all the weight this relationship must bear, it is often arranged on a limited amount of information -- not exactly a mail-order marriage, but close.
Litter is often arranged in large accumulations formed by hundreds of land-sourced items, mixed to vegetal and coarse-grained debris, indicating an emplacement from sedimentary gravity flows.
Collagen in vertebrate animals is often arranged in alternating lamellae or in bundles of aligned fibrils which are designed to withstand in vivo mechanical loads.
Also, they didn't have stereos in that era, so if the symphony orchestra didn't come to your town, the only way you could hear this symphonic work was through these arrangements, which were often arranged by the composer, but were often done by somebody else.
Maya stelae were often arranged to impress the viewer, forming lines or other arrangements within the ceremonial centre of the city.
