Sentence examples for stands form from inspiring English sources
Summerstage, at Rumsey Playfield, is a walled-off concert space near the center of the park, in which a small V.I.P. tent, metal bleachers, and concession stands form a perimeter around an expanse of green industrial carpet dotted with metal light towers and rubber-covered tracks of electrical cords.
The height of the stands form a 2D plane in which the acoustic source lies (a person firing a gun).
The regional surface area of ash tree stands has not yet been formally characterized, but the tree stands form discontinuous patches found mainly throughout the northern part of the High Atlas and in the Middle Atlas.
The North, East and West stands form a continuous two tier loop.
Fans on the concrete stands formed a bubbly sea of white and blue — save for a section of five rows near midfield, where a couple of dozen expatriates and traveling Americans sat, depositing a splotch of red — as young vendors wove between, selling bags of water, packs of gum and plantain chips.
Today only part of the motte still stands, forming part of an archaeological park built on the site between 2007 and 2009.
The victims dropped where they stood, forming a row 20 or 30 feet long.
But the charter members made a last stand, forming perhaps the most improbable and incredible comeback in the history of this dynasty.
In this way, anthracological types were defined for each wood stand, forming anthraco-typological models, which area useful for the interpretation of archaeological charcoal assemblages.
The second step involves characterizing three modern-day wood stands (coppice under standard, high forest and young stand formed by a mixture of seeded and coppice trees), defined by their structure, stand density and regeneration modes, using dendrological data measured on fresh wood material and modelled into anthracological data with the dendro-anthracological tools.
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