Sentence examples for set of spaces from inspiring English sources
But he also wants to "contextualize" the story of the Ostkrieg — to understand the horrors as a specific set of events rising and rebounding against one another in a specific set of spaces among a specific set of peoples.
Open Sat-Thurs 10am-5.45pm, Fri 10am-10pm The Zabludowicz Collection is housed in a former Methodist chapel, a raw set of spaces infused with all sorts of stories.
Here, within a tailored set of spaces, interaction and the promise of collaboration is easy to imagine".
This problem originates in the semantics of modelling, namely that architectural models are a set of spaces which require closed elements, whereas structural engineers model a building as a set of loadbearing elements, slabs, columns and plates.
The lower set of spaces can flow in and out, changing like currents, while the upper set of spaces fixes the body in a series of different relations of the sea and sky.
Also available are a set of space suits worn by Russian and American astronauts during the Apollo-Soyuz test project.
In this work a methodology is proposed for the definition of the system's achievable working range under specific set of space (comfort) requirements.
The modal subspace decomposition (MSD) technique is based on projecting a desired pattern into the subspace of patterns achievable by a particular set of space-time sampling positions.
The effect of stand structural heterogeneity on production was examined in the northeastern region of Brazil using a set of spacing × genotype trials of Eucalyptus along a large gradient in site productivity.
The structures that are generated adhere to user-defined constraints such as: the lattice shape and size, stoichiometry, set of space groups to be generated, and factors that influence the minimum interatomic separations.
These results extend the earlier theory along this line, developed by Garnett, Jones, Pipher, Ward, Xiao and Treil, to the more general setting of spaces of homogeneous type in the sense of Coifman and Weiss.
