Sentence examples for space quality from inspiring English sources
Space (not to be confused with Space quality), which defines a continuum between direct (or straight) movements and indirect (or flexible) movements, Time which separates movements between sudden and sustained (or continuous) ones, Flow which describes movements as free or constrained, Weight, to distinguish between heavy and light movements.
Online spaces do not have quite the same "safe space" quality as physical support groups.
No matter how rewarding the profits, it almost inevitably costs more to buy or rent two homes of equivalent space, quality and location -- if they can even be found in the current short supply of listings.
Seat Toledo seat.co.uk, from £12,495 A prettier sister to Skoda's new Rapid, the Toledo is hard to beat for space, quality and value, but it's not particularly exciting to drive.
A green space optimization strategy, aimed at improving green space quality and accessibility, was proposed.
Perspectives and implications related to residents, managers and green space quality are discussed.
These space qualities enable diversity of occupancy, environmental variability and facilitate the building envelope to operate efficiently as climate moderator.
In Tunis these areas are not exactly shanty-towns of misery, but they do lack green spaces, quality infrastructure, and good public transport links.
Located in Tokavaig on the southern Sleat peninsula, the Longhouse has many of the features that Dualchas has become famous for: high-ceilinged open-plan living spaces, quality fittings, wood floors with underfloor heating, efficient wood-burning fires at the centre of the house and, most importantly, lots of natural light pouring through floor-to-ceiling windows.
The pointing method presented here has the potential to perform near-space quality optical astronomical imaging at ∼1 2% of the cost of space-based missions.
While family childcare providers continue to provide the majority of spaces, quality improvement and other supports were to be provided by the non-profit "centres de la petite enfance" (CEPs), the cornerstone of the new system.
