Sentence examples for opening space from inspiring English sources
He had a very opening space.
Forwards from the Bianchi sporadically made weaving runs into the Verdi's defensive area, drawing attention from defenders and opening space.
Advocate Experience Office Memos, Lists, etc. Twenty audiocassettes pertaining to the Advocate Experience, including seminar sessions, Opening Space session, disco music, and "Ethel Merman Single".
Regarding twin rectangular cylinder, the opening space and the turbulent flow induced in the upstream side has a large contribution to the flutter characteristics.
Finally, the analysis shows that once-through cooling systems are extremely sensitive to changes in water flow and temperature opening space for less sensitive technologies, i.e. wet cooling towers.
With a single degree of freedom, the structures close to form a covered enclosure and expand to reveal a large central opening space, which makes them ideal for use as retractable roofs.
These included site selection, site preparation, out-planting techniques and plantation maintenance, soil requirements of various rattan species, canopy opening, spacing, weeding and fertilization regimes, as well as the application of mulch during dry spells.
The dimension of openings such as diameter of openings, spacing of opening in case of circular openings and aspect ratio and fillet radius of corners in case of rectangular openings are taken from BS 5950 (2000) and SCI P355 (2011).
Steel concrete interface plays a crucial role in the cracking behavior (crack openings, spacing).
In this eclectic ramble, which sometimes feels like walking through an issue of Wired magazine (the media partner, it turns out), one of the most eye-opening spaces to linger is provided by Spanish architect Andrés Jaque with Intimate Strangers, a film installation about the gay dating app Grindr.
"More competition also means more opening, more space for the young," Mr. Monti said, adding that the changes would create less space for "privilege and more recognition for merit".
