Sentence examples for narrow structures from inspiring English sources

The Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) has numerous complex and narrow structures, such as a spacer grid, mixing vane, and narrow channels.

British Aerospace had investigated the feasibility of using bonded gr/ep patches to repair internal damage in narrow structures where access is difficult.

By probing the sun's atmosphere with the help of several different spacecraft, the researchers found one component of the wind--a fitful slow wind--dribbling from long, narrow structures called stalks, which stick up from the equator.

Ezrin, and its close relatives, radixin and moesin (the ERM protein family), are typically involved in establishing highly motile and very narrow structures in the CNS, such as neuronal growth cone filopodia [47], [48] or peripheral astrocyte processes [49], [50].

It was a tall, narrow structure, with boarded-up windows and a front lawn in desperate need of mowing.

The narrow structure bears more than a passing resemblance to the Flatiron Building in Manhattan with its triangular wedge shape.

The Jongerius home is a four-story, narrow structure with a facade of brick, iroko wood and natural stone.

His host of angels is led by an angry seraphim, flying through Eden's arched entrance with his additional wings neatly folded to clear this narrow structure.

A narrow structure about 100 years old, the house is about to undergo renovation that will result in "better space, better light," Ms. Lewin said.

Describes the concrete plant––a tall, long, narrow structure comprising silos, tanks, towers, hoppers, bins, and a water-slide-size conveyor belt.

During their 40 years in Madrid they have bought and renovated several buildings, but this narrow structure — it is only about 3.5 meters, or 11.5 feet, wide — is the one they have kept for their own.