Sentence examples for over a model of from inspiring English sources
The Manhattan International students, a racial and ethnic amalgam, stood still and silent as a tape of Ms. Eckford's velvety Southern-tinged voice washed over a model of the bedroom she had as a teenager.
That device, formed in the orthodontist's office by drawing a vacuum seal over a model of the mouth, can be adjusted by the orthodontist to push teeth in a desired direction using pliers.
CESAR PELLI leaned his lanky frame over a model of his luminous glass 54-story tower, now rising one floor every three days or so over 59th Street and Lexington Avenue, topped by a miniature version of the multistory beacon he designed for its crown, just above 24 floors of luxury condominiums.
A week or so ago, readers were treated to a large, two-column photograph over a model of a vast civic center for Madison, Wisconsin--a structure he initially designed in 1938 and kept urging year after year upon the reluctant citizens of Madison, in one form or another and always in vain, until his death in 1959.
Clad in baggy khaki shorts, a white T-shirt and sneakers, Mr. Tillmans explained that he had spent the last eight months poring over a model of the Serpentine's gallery spaces to design the show, which deals with subjects like the process of photography itself, the exploration of color and his evolving view of the world around him.
Yet upstairs at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax, where volunteers John Green and Gerald Wright have been laboring for two years over a model of the ship, the big-money theory is about as welcome as a stray iceberg.
In a bare lobby, I wandered over to a model of the reactor core: a cylinder, dense with mechanical parts, rendered in brightly colored bits of machined plastic.
In Bristol, a city with a population of just under half a million, of which 60,000 are aged over 65, a model of primary care led dementia services was piloted in eleven primary care practices between August 2012 and December 2013.
Over the last four decades, a model of associative recognition has been developed in the ACT-R cognitive architecture.
Thomas and Joreige, who express interest in the deterioration of momentous sites over time, created a model of the rocket.
Unlike charter schools where an outside operator takes over the school, this is a model of school reform from within.
