Sentence examples for permit views from inspiring English sources

The houses will have windows to admit sunlight and air and to permit views and vistas of the outside; windows will be of transparent materials... .. Things have certainly taken a turn for the better this past week.

Trump Plaza will be set on a riverside plot at Washington Boulevard and Bay Street, and the triangular design of its two towers, 50 and 55 stories tall and rising from a seven-story base, will permit views of the Manhattan skyline across the Hudson River from almost every apartment, Mr. Geibel said.

When the entire human anatomy is captured, it will be possible to selectively make layers of the body translucent so as to view internal organs or to peel away layers so as to permit viewing the skeleton or the arterial or nervous systems in isolation.

In order to permit viewing with two eyes and thereby increase comfort and acuity, a single objective can be employed in a binocular tube fitted with a matched pair of eyepieces; beam-splitting prisms are used to send half of the light from the image formed by the objective to each eye.

As an alternative, we created searchable database tables and a look-up tool to permit viewing of the profiles of any single gene or geneset.

Electrical cords with damaged jackets or insulation that permit viewing of individual wires or copper conductors should immediately be removed from service and rendered unusable by cutting off both plug ends.

The glass brings morning sunlight into the bathroom and permits views, while showering, of the Lower Manhattan skyline.

Founders Daniel and Deb Carey say their philosophy is one of "individuality, cooperation and the employment of 100% natural ingredients", and visitors experience this positive atmosphere in action during a self-guided tour that permits views of the working brewery and staff.

This methodology permits viewing of in situ intercalated disks from a vantage point inside individual cardiomyocytes.

No one can forsee what will be done about passports, visas and landing permits View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Alan Burdick.

It had been filmed in 2004, in Yellowstone, the last year the Park Service permitted viewing of their bison operations.