Sentence examples for like sections from inspiring English sources
On the product front, think of all those "you might also like" sections you find on big online marketplaces.
In the gallery's entry hallway hang a series of "Platforms," rectangular aluminum frameworks with colored plastic inserts suspended overhead like sections of a dropped ceiling.
While no particular form of presentation was stated as being more useful than another, policy-makers indicated that reports should be short (discussed above), and that they would like sections dedicated to methodologies and references.
As an analogy, different oscillators behave like sections in an orchestra – within each section every member (the cell) is a self-sufficient musician, and every musician plays in ensemble by listening to the others and following a rhythmic input (the daily cycle of environmental light).
(617-266-5152) www.icaboston.org '3D CITY: STUDIES IN DENSITY' -- The first exhibition in the United States of work by the Dutch youngbloods, MVRDV, known for championing urban density by stacking unconventional design elements -- like sections of grass.
It is roundish, more the design of a sports car, a yacht, an airplane, with a double curvature so it is more like sections of a sphere in glass and titanium, with a large swimming pool that cantilevers into the beach.
In addition, some songs contain recitative-like sections in which passages of text are recited rhythmically on a single pitch.
Warren explains how a system of weirs was installed by Victorian engineers to improve the flow of the canal-like sections.
But Heubner holds his own, bringing an unexpectedly plaintive, almost Brahmsian lyricism to the piece, emphasizing the contrasts between its granitic, chorale-like sections and its brilliant passagework.
The problem is also partly one of Berlioz's pacing, especially as McVicar resists temptations to invent extra business to quicken the dramatic pulse of the tableau-like sections.
The book's subject inspires its form, a series of shrapnel-like sections that cover the same temporal territory from distinct points of view.
