Sentence examples for structures rise from inspiring English sources
Such macrostructures rise across the trend of these valleys, and if the rate of river downcutting can keep pace with the rate at which the structures rise, gorges or canyons will be developed transverse to the structural trend.
As the material means of production develop, 'modes of co-operation' or economic structures rise and fall, and eventually communism will become a real possibility once the plight of the workers and their awareness of an alternative motivates them sufficiently to become revolutionaries.
Namely, already after a few hours from the preparation, the contact angles of the self-assembled nanotubes structures rise from super-hydrophilic (as-prepared) to hydrophobic by collecting organic contaminants (hydrocarbons) from the environment, if not protected in a controlled atmosphere or treated i.e. with gaseous plasma [31].
Inside, past a low chain-link fence, a collection of giant steel structures rose several stories into the sky.
Among the structures rising in Kendall now is a new residence for the Institute's graduate student population.
The courthouse projects today honor few of the stereotypes set by the city's last major courthouse construction boom 70 years ago, when the structures rose like citadels.
"We're surrounded by luxury condos," said Mr. Titus recently, after counting off the structures rising around his 1,750-square-foot 1,750-square-foot 1,750-square-foott for $775,000.
For this city is far more than the sum of its grand boulevards, quaint side streets and picturesque structures rising high above the Seine.
From 2005 to 2015, the proportion of initial public offerings that created dual class share structures rose from a mere 1percenttoto 24percentt.
And oldtimers recoil at the prospect of modern‐lookin' structures rising up in the place of what they have come to think of as landmarks.
But some people here are troubled to see structures rising in places where, not long ago, entire first stories were underwater.
