Sentence examples for space referred from inspiring English sources

(A correction in this space referred erroneously to hockey; it, too, does not have a cap).

Correction: August 27, 2000, Sunday An article on Aug. 6 about raw space referred incorrectly to the residence of Jan Hashey, a broker who discussed the history of the conversion of lofts into apartments.

Correction: November 29 , 2002 Friday A listing in the Pop and Jazz Guide of Weekend last Friday for a tribute to the retired bandleader Captain Beefheart at Symphony Space referred to him imprecisely.

Under most offering plans, he said, the type of space referred to by the writer is included in the share allocation, but can be used only "as is" -- that is, as outdoor space.

Correction: February 26 , 2001 Monday An article on Feb. 13 about reaction in the Harlem neighborhood near the office building at 55 West 125th Street where former President Bill Clinton intends to lease office space referred incorrectly to the building's height.

OBITUARIES Because of an editing error, an obituary on Tuesday about Sally Ride, the first American woman to fly in space, referred incorrectly to the death of Roger Boisjoly, an engineer who testified about the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger before a panel that included Dr. Ride.

("White space" refers to an underserved retail sector or niche).

He saw the soaring infinity of a Walmart superstore as the modern equivalent of a "Saenredam-like religious space," referring to the Dutch Golden Age painter whose subject was church interiors.

The object space refers to the space where the thermal object moves.

The measurement space refers to the space where the PIR sensors are placed.

Some of the early investigations on metric fixed point theory in this space refer to [22 24].