Sentence examples for lay space from inspiring English sources

Even if it gained such spaces, Lenier González, co-editor of Espacio Laical, or Lay Space, a church magazine that frequently publishes bold articles on reforms, said it was an uphill struggle to convert young people who had grown up in households where nobody practiced openly and whose primary concerns were material.

Information about these lying characteristics is essential for the calculation of lying space requirements, e.g. for pen design legislative purposes.

Critics of space exploration say, "How would space exploration solve, say, the Israeli/Palestinian conflict?" But here lies space exploration's single greatest benefit: space unites us as a species.

These farms tended to be bigger than the others and offered less lying space to the lactating cows.

These farms had significantly less lying space (cubicles) per cow than non-affected farms (1.0 vs. 1.13; p < 0.05).

Non-confinement dairy housing originally did not provide individual lying spaces, but was further developed by the introduction of the cubicle [ 16, 5].

"I couldn't lay the space out any other way and still have room for a kitchen," said Quentin Danté, the owner of Noodle Bar.

Between the sinusoidal endothelium and the vascular pole of the hepatocytes lies the space of Disse (perisinusoidal space) [ 12].

Thus, within this region of awareness space lie the 'activity space' where offenders commit their crimes.

An experiment was carried out to study the lying postures, space occupation and percentage of space-sharing (as a consequence of huddling behaviour) in pigs.

Its longest spacing lay upon the periodical spacing between highly oriented PVA chains, i.e. its alkyl chains were across PVA chains.