Sentence examples for its cladding from inspiring English sources

The Leadenhall Building, to give the Cheesegrater its official name, gets thinner at the top, wears its structure on the outside, and has something described as a public space at its foot; 20 Fenchurch Street (the Walkie-Talkie) gets fatter as it rises, puts its frame beneath its cladding and has its "public space" – a glassed-over garden – on the roof.

Its details clash and its cladding looks cheap and plasticky.

But what's really bold and satisfying about the structure is its cladding in oak and Siberian larch – a tough, practical contrast to the weathered brick of the house.

One benefit, they showed, would be to increase the performance of even traditional glass-core fiber, which, for all the reflectivity of its cladding, still suffers from the slow dispersion of lightwaves over long distances.

But, like the VHTR, the GFR will require new materials to enable its cladding and fuel assemblies to withstand such high temperatures.The third fast-reactor concept uses molten lead as the coolant, an approach historically favoured by the Soviet military, which used early lead-bismuth cooled fast reactors to power its submarines.

Its cladding, made of perforated steel plates, forms an intricate three-dimensional spiral characterized by five different diameters which decrease along the height of the structure.

This new CSR can last for about 5 cycles, based on its clad life.

The high index contrast between the silicon and its surrounding cladding makes it possible to design more complex structures - such as sharp bends, abrupt Y-junctions, Mach-Zehnder structures [1 3] - and sensors [4 6].

"In its bilious cladding, chaotic form, adhesive balconies and frenzied facades, it exhibits the absolute worst in shambolic architectural design and cheap visual gimmickry," he continues.

Kebony reckons that its pine cladding, for example, would cost a third less than conventionally treated pine cladding over the course of 40 years.

The most divisive aspect of Stuttgart and of Stirling's later architecture is the postmodern affectation of its stone cladding, in pseudo-Italian stripes.