Sentence examples for produce a space from inspiring English sources

Wayne Congar, a Brooklyn-based architect, said the plywood letters in his concept would produce a space that would be "more signage than inhabitable space" and would inspire people to walk around the chapel during the ceremony.

It produced a space so vast it hobbled the imagination of those charged with filling it.

Today's landscape of business produces a space where an organization's success hinges more on whether they are "for-purpose" or "non-purpose".

If a standard word space is inserted after a full point or a comma, then, optically, this produces a space of up to 50% wider than that of other word spaces within a line of type.

The "endl" ends the line and produces a space between the output and input to help the user read the program better.

The company later produced a space-age version of The Flintstones, known as The Jetsons.

David Harvey, the well-known Marxist geographer, makes a similar point when he argues that capitalism produces a "space-time compression" that annihilates public space and the commons.

So you can't type "dont" for "don't," and hitting the Space bar twice doesn't produce a period, space and capitalized next letter.

Spatial land cover datasets for Lyon Metropolitan area were sought and processed using ArcMap GIS software (ESRI) to produce a green space index.

This set of reactions is most likely incomplete, but nevertheless sufficiently comprehensive to produce a vast space of metabolic genotypes, where each genotype contains a subset of these reactions.

Buckeridge et al. describe a complex model to produce a realistic space-time simulation of spiked outbreaks of anthrax superimposed on real background data (6 ).