Sentence examples for terminal described from inspiring English sources

To hear the terminal described by those who have seen it, the Port Authority embraced the idea of creating a generous space.

It isn't the glorious megalopolis of wretched excess portrayed by Hunter S. Thompson or the "dream terminal" described by Michael Herr.

Witnesses, including half a dozen people working at the terminal, described how they ran for their lives after being hurled to the ground by the blasts.

The executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the agency that runs the city's airport, has been critical of the terminal, describing it as unfit as a point of entry for overseas arrivals.

Titan creator Piano, whose past projects include the multi-pavilion Jean-Marie Tjibaou Cultural Center in New Caledonia and the wave-shaped Kansai International Airport Terminal, describes the center in a virtual tour as a place of discovery: "We don't celebrate power.

This amount of feedback is larger than the amount required in TDM with eigenmode transmission, yet it is comparable to PU RC and spatial multiplexing at the base station with ZF receiver processing schemes at user terminals described in Section 4. For the proposed scheme in case of and, each user needs to feedback only one real value to the base station in the first stage.

Betting shops cluster overwhelmingly in deprived areas, their hugely controversial fixed-odds betting terminals – described by campaigners as "the crack cocaine of gambling" – taking around £20bn worth of bets each year (the government moved quickly to regulate these terminals, strictly limiting their maximum intake to £50 every 20 seconds).

Use as many pigtails as there are ground terminals to extend the ground to each device's ground terminal as described in the previous step.

Of those, about 38% (54,112 out of 141,914) match the expected terminal structures described in Figure 1, while 62% (87,802 out of 141,914) possessed abnormal terminal structures that were different from the expected structures.

The children were being treated by a trauma specialist named Louise Abitbol, and when I went to see her at a child-advocacy center, near the ferry terminal, she described the Staten Islanders' response to the children with the phrase "vicarious trauma".

This patterning resembles the general nigrostriatal terminal distribution described in adult rat [32].