Although some interesting kink space-times can be found by explicit construction[39, 40]; however, in view of the profusion of space-times representing known solutions of the Einstein equations (of varying degrees of physical reasonableness)[41], it is logical to look for kink space-times in this well-established list.
Wrought-iron French doors lead to a profusion of terrace space; on the upper level, the 40-foot-long terrace is accessible from three of the four bedrooms.
Eggleston's receptiveness to chromatic profusion extends to a sense of space that spills beyond the limits of the framing edge.
Marin's obesity rates are among the lowest in the state, reflecting both its wealth and the profusion of parks and open spaces, where families may be spotted on weekends pushing all-terrain strollers up hiking trails with majestic ocean views.
Pack a profusion of genetic material into a small space, add bees and random crosses are bound to occur.
Conversely, the rondo, once thought to be a late work but now dated to 1795, crams a seeming profusion of gestures into an improbably compact space.
The later work is just the opposite, delving deep into space, into the profusion of swelling forms that present themselves once the door is flung open.
Even though Tim Peake's pictures from space show a profusion of blue, the truth is that only 2.5% of the Earth's water is fresh water.
Chiefly, the reduced costs of getting to space and the profusion of data coming from satellites are going to open doors for companies.
Inside, the castle is a marvel of modern comfort and royal, if somewhat martial, grandeur, with its stone-block walls, vaulted ceilings and profusion of weaponry that decorate its public spaces.
"This city reminds me a lot of Berlin," said Elisa Freudenreich, 27, a gallery manger who recently moved from Berlin and sees parallels in the profusion of street artists and graffiti-splattered spaces.
