Sentence examples for major structure in from inspiring English sources

In 1930, he built his last major structure in New York, for the ultraprogressive New School for Social Research, at 66 West 12th Street.

Working in small groups with scalpels and scissors, they would tease out every major structure in the body, including tendons, arteries and nerves, memorizing dozens of tortuous pathways and hundreds of Latin names in the process.

It is the city's only major structure in which a private preservation group was in effect an equity partner in the deal that transformed it into apartments, a hugely complex arrangement that provided more than $7 million over the years for a revolving loan fund to help brownstone owners and churches restore their landmark buildings.

In the southeast corner of the park, overlooking the Seine at the Pont de Sevres, is a miniature palace once called the Trianon de St.-Cloud, later the Pavillon de Breteuil, the only major structure in the chateau complex not destroyed by the Prussians in 1870.

Three iterations for 100,000 generations (using a 100,000 burnin) were run for each value of K (number of population clusters) ranging from 1 to 3. To identify the number of population clusters that captures the major structure in the data, Structure Harvester64 was used to calculate the peak value for delta K65.

The major structure in this project was a second crossing of the Madawaska River.

The board approved, with some changes, plans by a developer from New Jersey, Arthur Imperatore, for three major structures in the district.

Another is that, one by one, names that described in plain language the essence of major structures in this city are disappearing under the relentless bulldozer of political vanity.

While the administration has been campaigning for nearly a year for the legislation, the issue took on new urgency last week when Moodys Investors Servicee downgraded its ratings on some of New York's most prominent buildings, including Rockefeller Center, the headquarters of Citigroup, and two major structures in Times Square, the Conde Nast building and the Marriott Marquis.

The development of hematite mineralisation along major structures in Mesoarchean BIFs after 2250 Ma implies that fluid infiltration and oxidative alteration commenced within 100 myr of the start of the Great Oxidation Event at c. 2350 Ma.

The mountains are predominantly formed of ancient limestones; they were probably folded into their present major structures in Jurassic times (about 200 to 145 million years ago), were worn down by erosion to a nearly flat plain, and then were deeply dissected by the river system of the area, which cuts across the main structural lines.