Sentence examples for straight passages from inspiring English sources

The gates in the center of each of the four sides were reserved for the emperor; these gates had straight passages and only two sets of doors, while the other city gates had zigzag passages and were guarded by three sets of doors.

Schilstra and van Hateren [7] [9] showed that blowflies separate rotational from translational motion by following a flight path with straight passages interrupted by very fast saccadic turns of the body and head instead of flying in smooth curves.

The same heat flux q is conducted between the two ends of this straight passage.

The paper presents experimental results for this model under emergency conditions and discusses the following observations: the data show egress stranded number of crowd for different time ranges and various relations of flow rate and density can be calculated; furthermore, comparing the results of different egress width with the same formula for the movement in a stadium straight passage.

As the road approaches Delta, a straight passage across desert changes to zigzags through farming areas.

Unlike the other two gates, this gate has a straight passage.

In 1600, it was described by the antiquarian John Stow as 'a continual street, or filthy straight passage, with alleys of small tenements or cottages builded, inhabited by sailors and victuallers.' Crews were 'paid off' at the end of a long voyage, and would spend their earnings on drink in the local taverns.

In the other design, known as a tunnel kiln, conveyors loaded with bricks travel through a long, straight passage.

Third, the proximal end of the hand-piece, where the tissue trap was located, was modified with the addition of a Y-connector to allow for the straight passage of the long metal tube and insertion place for the OCT catheter.

The first geometry simulates a honeycomb burner, in which a ceramic is penetrated by many small, straight, nonconnecting passages.

This CNT can be regarded as an equivalent straight thermal passage with a distance of Le.