Sentence examples for series of stacks from inspiring English sources
She glanced back over her shoulder (did she want him to come closer?), then, quickly — what a great flirt, he thought — turned away again and set to work breaking down the bouquet and separating the flowers into groups, a variegated series of stacks that she arranged not by color or type (except in the case of the combined red, pink, and yellow roses) but, as became clear, by stem length.
Under such conditions and considering the practical dimensions of industrial ED stacks, a series of stacks is mostly required in order to obtain a specified level of desalination in the diluate.
In such a mixed flow mode the internal hydraulic flow of diluate and concentrate is co-current in the stack compartments but is externally counter-current over the total series of stacks.
North of Swanage is the chalk Ballard Down, the eastern tip of which has been eroded to form Old Harry Rocks – a series of stacks, arches and caves jutting into the sea between Swanage Bay and Studland Bay.
His addition, a series of stacked slabs, lacks the intriguing complexity of Rudolph's vision.
A more radical arrangement is a series of stacked cocoons called Air Lair (illustrated).
He has also designed an apartment building, which the New York developer Frank Sciame wants to build downtown, made up of a series of stacked cubes.
Mr. Gehry's conceptual design — which includes a series of stacked blocks with landscaped terraces — struck many of the students as underdeveloped.
The building, which replaces two leased buildings, is organized around a series of stacked atriums that are meant to substitute for traditional college quadrangles, providing space for students and faculty members to mix.
Resembling a whirring, spinning drill head, this futurist work imagines the square-jawed Italian dictator as a series of stacked discs, so he appears the same from all sides while looking in every direction at once.
From the bottom of the screen on CNN, where the crawl used to be, and where there is now an only slightly more stately dispensing of data in a series of stacked boxes, we learned that the ride was a hundred and thirty-seven miles long, that Lincoln's trip, from Springfield, Illinois, took twelve days, and that he gave a hundred speeches during the journey.
