Sentence examples for pathways around the from inspiring English sources
Last year, thousands of people lined the pathways around the National Archives building in Washington DC to view a copy of the emancipation proclamation – Abraham Lincoln's edict that freed enslaved African Americans in states at war with the US government.
Still others are benefitting from contracts on public projects, like Nova Crete of South Amboy, which recently installed decorative stamped concrete pathways around the Somerville train station and will do the same for a new train station in Pennsauken.
The mechanisms are revealed and analyzed by the connection of these effects to the evolution of the spin-resolved electron transmission spectra and pathways around the Fermi level at zero bias.
Armed guards patrol the pathways around the complex and, passing through the vast gated entrance, you are immediately confronted by a vast image of the club celebrating their victory over Arsenal in the Uefa Cup final on penalties in 2000.
Because you can not only customize weapons and supernatural powers, but also find new pathways around the city, no two playthroughs ever look the same.
And one of the best parts of the Notebaert is on the outside, Natures Trails, a series of neat little pathways around the building that wind through various botanical habitats and connect to Lincoln Park's footpaths.
Puranam et al. (2009) looked for boundary conditions to, and an alternative pathway around, the coordination-autonomy dilemma.
The choreographer's job is to cut away the fat and to clear the pathways around that heart.
Identification of key targets commonly altered within specific tumors has enabled the creation of >40 targeted therapies over the past 20 years; however, the response rate of many of these drugs is still <50%, which highlights our incomplete understanding of the pathways around these drugs (Park et al., 2008).
Darren also has a basketball court and a pathway around the property to ride his bicycle.
The tour follows one such pathway around the boundary of a five-acre field once inhabited by a Neolithic family.
