Sentence examples for rare structure from inspiring English sources

Each construction is awarded points, corresponding to the degree of difficulty Photo: Drew Gardner And a 360 degree panoramic image obtained by The Telegraph shows the red-clad Castellers Colla Vella dels Xiquet de Valls – a group from Valls, near Tarragona – constructing a rare structure.

A place to visit in Matsue - in addition to the towering wooden castle, a rare structure not destroyed by American firebomb raids in 1944 and 1945, unlike almost all castles in the rest of Japan - is a museum devoted to Lafcadio Hearn (1850-1906), a British journalist who settled in the United States for 20 years, went to Japan in 1890 and made it his adopted home.

We describe the RARE structure used to triangulate data sources and guide intervention plans as well as findings and conclusions drawn from scientific literature and epidemiological, historic, planning, clinical, and ethnographic data.

The Cow Tower was specially designed to support the use of gunpowder artillery, making it a very rare structure in England for this period: the only close equivalents are God's House Tower in Southampton, and the West Gate at Canterbury.

Only a very small number of sequences fold into any given rare structure.

However, the LacdiNAc group is a rare structure in mammalian glycoproteins, and this is because only a limited number of glycoproteins such as bovine pituitary glycohormones have been shown to possess this novel disaccharide structure (reviewed in [ 2, 3]).

MLBs have hitherto never been described from the inner ear of fish and are generally estimated to be rare structures.

It is one of those rare structures, such as the Roman aqueduct at Nîmes or a bridge by Eiffel, that enhances rather than damages remote landscapes.

Rare structures such as spherulites, hedrites and aggregates having a clear lateral periodicity perpendicular to the growth direction can be observed.

Her specific focus is on round platforms, rare structures in the Maya area, which were abandoned before the civilization flourished in the Classic Period.

These entranceways are significant as relatively rare structures associated with the transformation of the formerly rural Town of Amherst into a residential suburban Buffalo community known as the hamlet of Snyder.