Sentence examples for subdivided spaces from inspiring English sources

John Gorman, a lawyer hired by Asian Americans for Equality, an immigrant advocacy group, to represent the remaining tenants in Mr. Zhou's building, said he planned to file a countersuit against Mr. Li for knowingly letting his tenants live in illegally subdivided spaces and frequently failing to provide heat and hot water.

SUBDIVIDED SPACES -- Six tiny shops, some no wider than 15 feet, are sheltered under a single roof at the block's northern edge.

"The whole vision was how to grow and capture more green space and take subdivided space and make it more continuous," Mr. Vellonakis said.

Yes, it's minimalist, sculptural and not for everyone, featuring as it does pieces like "Fade," an adjustable curtain partition made of plywood and metal hardware that allows one to subdivide spaces into areas for living or working.

Rudolph always found additional room by dividing and subdividing space into intricate three-dimensional filigrees.

The design process is tackled from three "geometrical complexity" directions: tessellations, curve surfaces, and subdividing space by solids.

DISPENSING with their traditional anchors, two longtime shopping centers in wealthy areas of Nassau County are finding room for more high-end stores by subdividing space that had formerly been occupied by supermarkets.

It is similar in that MesoRD subdivides space into subvolumes to avoid tracking individual molecules.

The Delaunay-Object-Dynamics method uses a weighted Delaunay triangulation to subdivide space into a set of disjoint Voronoi cells, providing a polygon that defines the cell surface.

The model consists of two parts: first part is a model of subdivided enclosed spaces, which is an approximation of spatial layout regarding the enclosure and the circulation path.

The right supramesocolic space can be subdivided into 3 spaces, which communicate freely with the right paracolic space: Right subphrenic space: between the diaphragm and the right lobe of the liver, bound anteromedially by the falciform ligament and posteriorly by the bare area of the liver.