All of the narrow, stacked houses fall on one side or the other of the town's main drag, Corso Italia.
When cells are stacked, the performance exceeds the single-cell performance because of the stack temperature increase from the reduction of the radiation area from the narrow stacking of cells.
Workers sleep in stacked, narrow bunks stacked three high and embedded into the wall like cubbies, on thin foam cushions in one of several berthing holds that can each sleep 138 people.
The launcher sidebar, which offers quick access to your apps via a narrow icon stack, is pulled in with a short flick.
"There are a lot of pigs in China," he said, chatting in his narrow shop stacked to the ceiling with tanned hides.
In this new house, which was really a trailer, my sister, Caro, and I had narrow cots, stacked one above the other.
In contrast with Sperone Westwater's former second-floor gallery on West 13th Street, which had an expansive, wider-than-tall main exhibition space, the new galleries are unpromisingly long and narrow shoeboxes stacked three stories high.
The second is "Kamsa hamnida," or "thank you," the inevitable response to whichever generous soul drops what he's doing and leads you to Hyundai-ok, past stalls of frozen fish and fresh fungi and down narrow passageways stacked with empty boxes and piles of dirty dishes.
In fact, cemetery operators have begun to resort to the kind of creative use of space that many a Manhattan landlord might envy — squeezing coffins into every barren inch, narrowing paths, stacking coffins nine-deep.
