Sentence examples for metallic structure from inspiring English sources

Developed in a sturdy metallic structure, with beams and columns made of structural steel profiles, the equipment uses pneumatic cylinders to apply loads to the test specimens.

Next to the chimney is a metallic structure with two lights, one green, one red.

Pantsuits opened the show with the models striding down a high metallic structure in front of the banks of seating.

PARIS — Could it be poison ivy dribbling down Christian Dior's extraordinary metallic structure, heavy with (fake) wisteria and (real) roses?

The team planned to cover a corrugated metallic structure on the roof first, and then they were going to cover the tower itself.

Fendi's males walked up and down a metallic structure, with a bridge as the catwalk, and a sense of the icy outdoors.

The show set alone, a concrete and metallic structure looking like an underground parking garage, held that sense of menace that Prada does so well.

The restorers found that aside from some corrosion, the metallic structure was remarkably well preserved after a half-century in the tropics, thanks to layers of paint applied over the years.

Then he darts into the prop shop, where the chief prop maker, Anthony Barnett, is overseeing the production of an extraordinary metallic structure crafted from cannons, rifles, revolvers and giant cogs.

He and his team tried running the experiment at different times of day, changing the dimensions of the cage and fiddling with the birds' diets, but the robins remained clueless until one of his colleagues, Nils-Lasse Schneider, suggested shielding the hut in a Faraday cage, a metallic structure that blocks the passage of radio waves.

Yet even now, at 62, Mr. Piano, a good-natured Italian, seemed amazed that France allowed two young foreigners -- he was 33 and his British partner was 37 -- to challenge the sober 18th-century stone facades of eastern Paris with an immense metallic structure variously described (by its critics) as a refinery or an ocean liner and (by its architects) as "a Jules Verne spaceship that can't fly".