Sentence examples for number of cubicles from inspiring English sources

As for the latter, the Aldwych Theatre, which Codron runs, has increased the number of cubicles in its ladies loos from 21 to 30 – a response to furious queues during the interval of Dirty Dancing, the female-friendly hit currently showing in the theatre.

Factors of interest here were herd-size, number of cubicles per cow and number of feeding-places per cow.

Apart from the inadequacy of the number of cubicles available, the type of pit latrines available to most of the institutions covered in this survey are not hygienic and are likely to be sources of disease.

Although most institutions covered in the survey reported having some form of latrine facilities, the number of cubicles available to children (lower basic and nursery schools in particular) and out-patients leaves a lot to be desired.

Regarding the adequacy of latrines in schools: Of the 498 lower basic schools in which the number of cubicles was administered, 59.4 percent were within the recommended range of 1-50 perils per cubicle and this norm is more common in LRD at 80.5 percent, followed by CRD and NBD 76.7 and 71.9 percent, respectively.

A study was undertaken with the following aims: - To estimate the occurrence of cubicle refusal in herds housed in cubicle sheds - to investigate whether cubicle refusal is associated with housing and management factors, such as heifer rearing accommodation, herd size, the amount of litter applied to the cubicles, and the number of cubicles per animal in the herd.

Ward L turned out to be a one-story wooden building consisting of a number of private cubicles for officers and a single big room, containing about twenty beds arranged in parallel rows, for the rest of us.

Walk into any large corporation today and you'll find fewer employees, as evidenced by the growing number of vacant cubicles and offices.

I forget how they justified this, but all of a sudden the huge screens moved and revealed behind them a number of small cubicles, each one of which featured a family in full dance mode.

Five herds were entirely excluded from the study, three because the farmers did not want to participate in the study, and the other 2 because of lack of data recording and stocking twice as many cows as the number of available cubicles, respectively.

Instead of being starved for space, he had the opposite problem -- cleaning, painting, furnishing and finding new purposes for an almost limitless number of once-stultifying cubicles.