A row of foot showers line one room.
The first site consists of a telephone pole and a row of three-foot-high concrete posts at 300-foot intervals, oriented in the direction of the prevailing winds, which are fairly constant.
The company built what looks like an exercise yard at a prison, a concrete pad two to three feet thick, surrounded by floodlights, motion detectors and two dozen cameras, with a double row of 10-foot fences topped with concertina wire.
The din from a row of grinding foot whirlpools, mixed with the well-meaning chat of an overly voluble staff, diminished the pleasure.
Every morning a subway station will disgorge thousands of workers who will climb the escalators up to the lobby, passing through a security barrier and a row of 50-foot-tall yellow travertine pillars, to the elevators beyond.
Mehretu picked up my visitor's pass, and we stood for a few minutes with our backs to the row of twenty-foot-square windows, gazing silently at the most ambitious painting I've seen in a dozen years.
The rockets soared over fortifications the Americans have built around many key installations in Baghdad, including a double row of 20-foot-high concrete blast walls around the Palestine and Sheraton hotels.
Two large unadorned oak tables and a row of 13-foot-high windows along one side of the room give it a monastic feel; on the other side lies a vintage rug with deep chairs and a sofa that begs to be slept on.
Sea star arms typically five in number are hollow and, like the disk, covered with short spines and pedicellariae (pincerlike organs); on the lower side are grooves with rows of tube feet (see video of tube foot anatomy and physiology), which may be sucker-tipped or pointed.
In the arrangement found in sea urchins (Figure 6), five double rows of tube feet project through the test, so every part of the body surface has tube feet near it.
