Sentence examples for structural vestige from inspiring English sources
B1 Trade Center's Vestiges Workers are installing bundles of steel cable to anchor the foundation wall of an underground parking garage, the last major structural vestige of the old World Trade Center.
Though slavery was abolished in 1865, it took lawmakers another hundred years to dismantle the structural vestiges of the system.
It does not call for preservation of the structural vestiges -- or "footprints" -- of the twin towers, 70 feet below sidewalk level.
Instead these vast internal R&D organizations are typically saddled with structural inefficiencies that are the vestiges of days gone by.
The former type, commonly flanking porches of Greek and Roman temples, is a masonry vestige of the wooden structural posts used to reinforce the brick walls of such early antique temples as the Heraeum of Olympia (c. 600 bc).
Standing on the pool deck with Coughlin before him in her swimsuit, Nelms realized that he was staring at the vestige of her injury — "this remarkable structural asymmetry," he says.
Sterner national tests for Chile likely await because great natural hazard events reveal, or "find" in a sense, every structural, land use and human vulnerability, every Third World vestige, in an affected area as the U.S. learned in New Orleans with Hurricane Katrina.
This vestige constraint is a kind of output output constraint.
Vestige Theory claims that language change is always the result of constraint demotion and that the demotion of a constraint leaves behind a vestige of itself.
A vestige of the name remains in Fort Charles Place.
