The house has masses of natural light and large expanses of wall as well as smaller recesses, so it lends itself well to hanging paintings," she says.
This technique also allows multi-scale hierarchies of void structure to be built into one component such that large voids intended for vascularisation can accompany smaller recesses which can host osteoblast development as well as conferring mechanical strength.
Inside the museum she pointed to a small recess in the wall, below a label describing a nearby sculpture.
The meeting place of the two houses is marked by a small recess in the wall; and the whole structure should look odd and awkward.
The exponential increase in the oxygen flux in the near region of the OTR for the reactive case, shown in Fig. 4b, is due to the fact that the consumption of oxygen in the reaction, with methanol, decreases the partial pressure of oxygen in the permeate side, also seen as a small recess in Fig. 4a.
The outer gate of the fortress lies in the northwestern side of the outer ward, originally within a small recess in the outer curtain wall, protected by a portcullis.
On the other side there is a small recess, which was described in an 1882 newspaper as "a dark passage which is said to lead to some region unknown".
The tunnel observed in the lipocalins is replaced by a small recess at the bottom of the calyx.
The eighth podomere is oval, narrowing somewhat distally, and bears small lateral serrations (Fig. 14n) while the ninth podomere is short and narrow and inserts in a small recess in the posterior margin of podomere eight (Fig. 14b, f).
This could be a cat-door, doggie-door, high shelves or small recess.
Small recesses were cut on the mold frame to accommodate the parabolic forms, and the parabolic forms were nailed perpendicularly on the mold frame and then connected by means of a wooden strip.
