Sentence examples for suitably space from inspiring English sources

Looking suitably space age, this is what Daniel Libeskind's eL Masterpiece chandelier does, which is part of Sawaya & Moroni's 2012 collection.

The log frame is a machine with a set of vertically reciprocating blades, suitably spaced; it divides a log into boards at one pass of the table.

A C-cap mutant with three additional mutations introducing suitably spaced charged residues did not show formation of salt bridges, explaining why its stability was not increased further.

Three discs were arranged per dish, suitably spaced apart, i.e., the discs should be separated by a distance that is equal to or slightly greater than the sum of the diameters of inhibition produced by each disc alone.

The enhanced rates of VA formation for low Pd coverages relative to high Pd coverages on Au single crystal surfaces demonstrate that the critical reaction site for VA synthesis consists of two, non-contiguous, suitably spaced Pd monomers.

The binding of MBL to suitably spaced patterns of glycosylation initiates the activation of the complement cascade through MBL-associated serine proteases (MASPs) [ 7, 12, 13].

These patients might have benefited from strategies aimed at mobilising quiescent cells, or suitably spaced cycles in order to avoid repeatedly hitting tumours with few target cycling cells, or from some entirely different strategy.

Due attention is given to the alchemical end points by using soft-core van der Waals potentials for butane and the division of λ into 13 suitably spaced windows.

In some cases, FATCAT will introduce chain breaks to undo twists in the aligned models making them unsuitable for docking analysis; FATCAT can be forced to run a "rigid" alignment that will prevent breaks, and this is a simple and almost instantaneous way of suitably spacing the monomers.

A grade-II-listed Victorian building, the main bar is a suitably plain space.

Her partner and fellow ageing Young British Artist Michael Landy, who famously destroyed all of his possessions in an Oxford Street shop in 2001, has a suitably minimalist space downstairs.