Sentence examples for pool which provides from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its best feature is its chilly swimming pool, which provides a refreshing dip after a day in the heat.

His oak dining table has a shallow concave mirror sunk in the center, like a reflecting pool, which provides seated guests a silent, slightly distorted version of themselves -- like observers commenting on the party itself.

If, like most people, you cannot afford to, then it is a sublime place for people watching, a bite of gourmet Malaysian cuisine and -- if you are feeling really cheeky -- a dip in the infinity pool, which provides sublime and uninterrupted views of the surrounding rainforest and out to the glistening Andaman Sea.

Both populations were connected by electrical synapses and projected to a common inhibitory pool which provided cross inhibition (Fig. 9A, see also Method).

These benefits to hospitals from spatial concentration have been shown empirically to come from labor market pooling, which provides better job matches, and from knowledge spillovers, which increase the efficiency of care [2].

NYSE Euronext announced connections with so-called dark pools, which provide trading out of sight from the open market.

The PCIP is modeled on existing state programs known as "high-risk pools," which provide insurance for individuals whose pre-existing conditions prevent them from purchasing affordable insurance on the private market.

More interesting is what's outside: the motel office is full of weird touches and family photos, and the pool overlooks South Congress, which provides for quality people-watching.

At U.S.C., Simon Lum, 19, ordered the chalk, pool cues and pool balls because he wanted to play pool after the front desk of his dormitory, which provides pool equipment to students, closed.

That matter turned on the language in the securitization's pooling and servicing agreement, which provides details not only on the types of loans in a pool but also on the relationships of various parties involved in it.

As the majority of women, and a significant proportion of men, diagnosed with this infection are asymptomatic, there is a large pool of prevalent undiagnosed infection which provides a reservoir for further spread (http://www.bashh.org/guidelines).org/guidelines