Sentence examples for stable covered from inspiring English sources

The buildings consist of a stable, covered longeing ring and porter's lodge: the stable has a rectangular base and catenary arches; the longeing ring has a square base with a hyperboloid dome; the porter's lodge consists of three small buildings, the central one being polygonal with a hyperbolic dome, and the other two smaller and cubic.

Jeff Bailey Gallery; New York City Jeff Bailey has an extraordinarily sensitive eye when it comes to the medium of painting, and his diverse stable covers a lot of aesthetic range.

Even the most stable cover types (hardwood trees and herbs) had low absolute stability, with over 65% of their plots changing to another cover type by 1993.

George Leshkevich, who tracks current ice conditions for the Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the sprawling ice cover could give the the fishing season a boost since "some species of fish need a stable cover of ice to protect their spawning beds from winter storms".

Species number of woody plants>1 m height in the regeneration forests was less variable (range 17 24, n = 5 plots) compared to the forest with stable cover (range 8 19, n = 4 plots) (Table 1).

Stable drops covered by particles were only seen when the amount of particles was significant.

By contrast, despite the presence of these bacteria in endothelial cells, detection of their DNA in the filtrate obtained from the paper point contact with stable plaque covered with a layer of fiber may be much more difficult or not possible.

Along with songs such as the less than subtle Horses in the Stable, which cover the same ground as his breakout hit Paranoid (ie his hectic love life), there's a noticeable attempt to take the next step in his career with some grand designs.

When the communication range is greater than a threshold, a large proportion of vehicles will connect to the biggest connected component, which is relatively stable and covers the most part of the downtown region of the city.

Although eucalyptus is one of the most commonly used species in reforestation for timber, charcoal, and pulp and paper production in Brazil, our results demonstrate that T. vulgaris has the potential to replace eucalyptus in commercial plantations with the added benefit of being a native species that can promote the establishment of a stable forest cover in degraded sites.

One of the most stable clade covers Terebelliformia, Capitellidae-Echiurida and Arenicolidae-Maldanidae.