Sentence examples for the exterior between from inspiring English sources

The best examples of design are those in which no visible difference exists between the interior and the exterior, between the building and its site, and between the many parts or spaces to each other and the total building.

Two kinds of interactions are allowed for the system communication and synchronization: the interior interaction between threads and the exterior interaction between threads and peripherals.

This action widens the exterior groove between the MCM N- and C-terminal domains at their points-of-contact with GINS Cdc45, and is offset by a concomitant narrowing of the groove on the exterior MCM face opposite the GINS Cdc45 binding site (i.e., Mcm4, Figure 1D).

Aventilatory mass flow (AVMF) [ 9] is a physiological phenomenon in which, provided that a patent air passageway exists between the lungs and the exterior, the difference between the alveolar rates of oxygen removal and carbon dioxide excretion generates a negative pressure gradient of up to 20 cmH2O [ 10] that drives oxygen into the lungs [ 9, 11– 16].

Tritium compatible mechanical pumps are being developed, in which leak rates to the exterior and contact between tritiated gases and lubricating oil have been minimized.

The lower Si deposition in some species, such as cucumbers (Cucumis sativus) and tomatoes (Solanumly copersicum), is related to lower Si transportation density between the exterior solution and the cortical cells or an imperfect Si transporter between the cortical cells and the xylem.

between the exterior of the male cap and the interior of the female cap for translations; between the pegs for the rotation; between the titanium endplates for flexion.

These are principally constraints of compression: between the exterior of the male cap and the interior of the female cap for translations; between the pegs for the rotation; between the titanium endplates for flexion.

There was a disconnect between the exterior and the interior.

Foyer, intermediate area between the exterior and interior of a building, especially a theatre.

The 31,000-square-foot Great Hall between the exterior wall and the stadium interior is almost spatially disorienting.