Sentence examples for terminal designed from inspiring English sources

It is eventually to be replaced by a permanent terminal designed by Santiago Calatrava.

Singapore is already planning to build an airport terminal designed to accommodate budget airlines.

Last month at Kennedy, JetBlue dedicated Terminal 5, an $800 million project whose design incorporates the long-neglected Trans World Airlines terminal designed by Eero Saarinen.

THE Airbus A380 is so large that it cannot park at a terminal designed for a row of Boeing 747's.

The Port Authority has begun building a $2.2 billion World Trade Center transportation hub and PATH terminal, designed by Santiago Calatrava, a celebrated architect and engineer.

The art moderne terminal, designed by the theater architect Thomas Lamb, was a swing-era reproach to the fusty grandeur of Penn Station across the street.

In this case, it is common to have terminals designed to the linear concept, with aircraft parked at gates immediately adjacent to the terminal itself.

Washington has done all it can without breaching World Trade Organisation rules to prevent its fracking boom from driving down the world price of gas by blocking the conversion of terminals designed to import the stuff into terminals that can export it.

(In his case, most of the problems occurred not with the voting machines but with other terminals, designed to ensure that people are entitled to vote and have not voted twice).

For large-scale automatic meteorological station network characteristics and requirements of data transmission, the special GPRS data communication terminals designed and the wireless data terminal hardware scheme are given by the authors of article [6].

A possible way to maintain the original data rate is to introduce in the terminals the capability of storing larger quantities of data, equivalent to the possibility to support multiple H-ARQ processes in terminals designed for terrestrial use.