Sentence examples for provisional space from inspiring English sources

They occupy a provisional space close to the former Olympic site in east London that will soon disappear beneath the onrushing wave of residential development.

Through Sept. 30, an exhibition of underwater photographs in a provisional space set aside for the U.N. Visitors Center offers tourists a glimpse of a diplomatic encounter steeped in drama of a different sort.

Opera is tucked away in courtyards, be it the trademark Théâtre de l'Archevêché, where bleachers fill the central space of the former archbishops' palace, or the more intimate, even provisional space of the Hôtel Maynier d'Oppède.

Surely, you reckon, he's also seen some duff dates in his decades as a regular habitué of the city's nightclubs, concert halls, lofts and provisional spaces.

Recruitment and activation of mesenchymal cells to the site of injury initiates limited deposition of ECM into the wound space – this provisional matrix acts as a scaffold for normal tissue repair.

A provisional analysis of IGR spaces from the incomplete chromosome 3 of P. falciparum indicates the same gene spacing patterning is present [ 29].

The jumble of texts, photographs and diagrams looks provisional, which suits the unfinished space and, more important, Mr. Hirschhorn's ideas about public art (a term he likes to disparage, saying, "Art is public").

This paper will present the various space weather effects, some provisional results of an ongoing 3-year study to monitor cosmic radiation in aircraft, and conclude by summarising some of the identified key operational issues, which must be addressed, with the help of the science community, if the airlines want to benefit from the availability of space weather services.

But perhaps it's time to devote a permanent space — it could be small and provisional, like this one — solely for MoMA visitors to interact with games as an exciting, unpredictable, purposeless mode of pleasure.

On the 21st July 1972 the Provisional IRA detonated 19 bombs across Belfast in the space of an hour.

By establishing a debate between these two forms, Harriet Guest claims that Smart creates "a poetic space which allows the poet to make provisional, even questionable statements", which are important to his later works.