The effect of parallel rows of units is also studied.
Sections of medieval walls and inner doors remain from these battles, interspersed among parallel rows of houses.
Paleontologists had long thought that Stegosaurus had two parallel rows of plates, either staggered or paired, and that these afforded protection to the animal's backbone and spinal cord.
The work, which had its debut in May 2009, is made up of seven parallel rows of long, undulating, grass-covered earthen mounds.
I see them all sitting there, staring at parallel rows of screens, the hush broken mostly by the incessant click of keystrokes.
Corythosaurus had parallel rows of nodules across its abdomen.The features are not enough on their own to allow individual dinosaurs to be identified.
The enormous room has parallel rows of mead-hall tables and benches, along with a very lengthy bar, which on a busy night can be five people deep.
In a linear Fresnel reflector field, parallel rows of reflectors in a collector direct the incident sun rays towards a common linear receiver.
The oldest objects that might be game boards are fragmented stone tablets with parallel rows of holes; they date from the Neolithic age, between six and twelve thousand years ago, but their purpose is unclear.
The new team of architects — led by John Ruble, himself a Virginia alumnus — kept Polshek's land bridge but reoriented its structures around a familiar scheme: two parallel rows of redbrick pavilions joined by colonnades, facing inward around a grassy quadrangle.
On part of his proving ground, Mr. Thevenot is training two parallel rows of trees along a wire frame to form an arcure, or arched enclosure, about eight feet high.
