An inlet at the rear of the raised center section feeds cool air to the carburetor, ostensibly to increase power.
From the island's slightly raised center, the gleaming metal-and-glass towers of Lower Manhattan appear to rise directly out of a field of white.
Its new belt has channels on its underside that fit snugly into the metal pulleys, which have a raised center track.
The garden's raised center section offers focus to what appears to be a well-organized hodgepodge jungle of plants like a Gaugin portrait.
After 48 h, Gluconobacter sp. colonies grown from fly egg isolates were identified by their white color, raised center, clean margin, and smooth, wet surface (Fig. 3a).
The beautiful Italianate raised center hall cottage that is now the Country Club was built in 1884.
The front windows are typical 20th-century windows with six-over-one sash and have splayed wooden lintels and those on the first floor have raised center keystones.
Gently press the magnetic trigger wheel (9) down onto the distributor shaft with the raised center section facing up.
They look different than normal moles because their margins are irregular and, in most cases, they have a raised center, which is called a "fried-egg" appearance.
Its houses include late Victorians, raised center-hall cottages and double-gallery town houses with columns and broad front porches on their first and second levels.
I don't want anybody but family as neighbors!' " The Phillips House, which is now being restored by the World Monuments Fund, with help from a class at Manhattan's School of Visual Arts, is a raised, center-hall structure with a gallery porch, heart-of-pine floors, and its original plaster walls, made from burned seashells mixed with horsehair and sand.
