Sentence examples for shared the layout from inspiring English sources
Due to close relations between the communities who shared the layout of Luton's estates, the EDL was tolerant of Irish Catholicism, and accepted minorities as members.
While the later classes of battleships and battlecruisers designed for the Imperial Russian Navy shared the turret layout of the Dante Alighieri, all surviving evidence shows that the Russians decided on this layout for their own reasons.
The Charles Martel group of battleships all shared the same layout for their main and secondary armament a design that minimised the cramped upper decks produced by the pronounced tumblehome favoured by French designers, and capitalised on the bulging sides of the vessels.
"But they still share the same layout, the same DNA.
G.M. first came up with the Corvair, which shared the Beetle's rear-engine layout.
Coding analysis of the positive comments initially identified 18 codes that were later combined because they shared the common theme of design/layout.
They share the same basic layout because humans and whales share a common ancestor who passed that bone arrangement on to each of us.
The automated method model was applied to 16 different generic building types which share the same rectangular layout but differ in size, window area, construction and moisture buffering capacity, see Fig. 8.
However, even their main axis is located along east west direction shared similar layout but the Sukhothai east west axis is completely penetrated through east west direction while Chiang Mai main east west axis is restrained and approached to the 'Wat Pra Singha' temple.
The instrument shows minimal correlation with the howRu measure of quality of life, despite the shared layout.
However, under its sleekly styled skin, the Murano shares its layout with the Altima sedan and the new Quest minivan.The Murano's interior is no less a departure from the class standards, with sections of the top surface of the dashboard, center console and door panels all carved away to create a credible impression of open space.
