A long, narrow ramp runs along the lower part of the building's facade, leading past a small cafe and into an orientation room.
The stage set had a classical theme — broken columns against a fiery sky — and a long, low ramp ran in front of it.
An earthen ramp ran up to the porch on one side, and the floors inside the house were flush, with no thresholds to obstruct a wheelchair.
"This is not a traditional inspection when we're out there on the ramp, running around and tire-kicking," Mr. Lacey said.
During the same interview he deemed the exhibition space of the Wexner "horrific," adding, "I hate the building; I cannot defend it," on account of a wide ramp running beside the galleries, which impeded the flow of the show.
You know why Bill Brandt's stark "Snicket in Halifax" (1948), a rain-slickened brick ramp running up to the white horizon, hangs near Atget's fading photograph of a narrow crumbling brick passageway gently rising to the horizon.
The glass is embedded with a metal mesh and coated to screen out harmful rays, and the Dewey ramp runs up the center of the building, away from the windows.
A long ramp ran out into the auditorium at right angles to the stage, and a few of the contestants squatted on it, as though they were too exhausted to move back to the stage with the others.
After Mr. Hirsch recorded Ms. Montanez's story he invited her to walk down "the runway" — a handicapped ramp running alongside a granite courthouse wall bearing the words: "Why Should There Not Be a Patient Confidence in the Ultimate Justice of the People".
This paper mainly analyzes the relationship between the interchange ramp running speed of the three sections and the influence factors; and then this paper builds the interchange ramp running speed prediction model of the three sections.
