Sentence examples for many small compartments from inspiring English sources

Some prayer rugs have two or three mihrabs side by side and are known as "brothers' rugs". Ṣaffs, or large prayer rugs used simultaneously by a large number of persons, are subdivided into many small compartments, each of which has a mihrab.

Within the neurons, there are many small compartments known as synaptic vesicles that are essential to the transfer of information from one neuron to the next.

The spatial resolution of conventional 2PLSM is limited by diffraction, and the near-infrared wavelengths used for excitation in 2PLSM preclude the accurate imaging of many small subcellular compartments of neurons.

Lenticular reservoirs commonly exhibit severe exploitation problems since they are formed by many small independent hydrocarbon compartments.

The installation she designed with the architect Alan Baer consists of a succession of small compartments, many of them framed by beams that emphasize the pictorial architecture.

To capture them effectively, one would be required to spatially discretize the compartment into many small elements and describe the reaction-diffusion processes between these elements by means of a multivariate master equation [ 12, 23].

Two thousand people, many of them children, live in small compartments, separated only by thin metal walls.

In the nineteen-sixties, the Navy built a desalination plant rather than rely on Cuban water, and many of the roads on the base still have small compartments designed to hold explosives, which were to be set off to slow the possible advance of Cuban troops.

The oil bodies were initially assembled as many small entities (mostly 0.1 1 μm), and lately found as a major irregular compartment (>3 μm) occupying more than half of the cell space.

But many small businesses stay small indefinitely.

It is possible only because the water is enclosed in millions of small compartments (tracheids and vessels).