When temples or other major sanctuaries are also places for assembly and common prayer, as, for example, Muslim mosques and Catholic and Protestant churches, pulpits are provided.
Collectively, these observations support a hypothesis in which interbands serve as places for assembly of replication initiation complexes, including ORC and Rbf1.
The First Temple was built as an abode for the Ark and as a place of assembly for the entire people.
The centre of an ancient Greek city state was its agora – a place of assembly, for the exchange of ideas among the free-born as well as of goods.
About 1429 another wealthy and influential Florentine family, the Pazzi, commissioned Brunelleschi to design a chapel adjacent to the monastic Church of Santa Croce that was intended to be a chapter house (a place of assembly for monks to conduct business).
The name synagogue, which is from the Greek for a place of assembly, is often interchangeable with Jewish temple.
A parallel contest is taking place for the assembly of experts, a clerical body whose 88 members have to choose the supreme leader.
Rather than a place for contemplation, assembly and meetings, the square was to become a far more commercial space, for events and money-spending; the square would effectively have become part of the so-called Buchanan Quarter redevelopment to its north.
More like the National Theatre: a place of assembly and debate.
"Many of these cases involve situations in which jurisdictions have multiple-acre zoning requirements for churches but not for comparable secular places of assembly, or have similar discriminatory policies and practices.
The liquid-liquid (nonpolar solvent-water) interface in the present system provides an ideal place for self-assembly of 3D nanostructures [36, 37].
