Sentence examples for the general arrangements from inspiring English sources

This plan was known as the "General Arrangements to Borrow".

But Samuel Stillwell, the street commissioner, said that "it might interfere with the general arrangements" of the new grid plan then under consideration, which was adopted in 1811.

THE approaching International Forestry Exhibition at Edinburgh, which is to open on July 1 next, and which promises to be a very successful affair so far as the variety of the exhibits and the general arrangements of the Exhibition are concerned, will, it is hoped, prove some-thing more than a mere show during the months it is open to the public.

Here we report the results of molecular analyses performed to compare the general arrangements and sequence of hsp70-containing loci in two Stratiomyidae species from contrasting thermal environments, O. pardalina and Stratiomys singularior Harris, 1776.

The Romanesque architecture of Normandy replaced that of Saxon England, the buildings being generally larger and more spacious, the general arrangement of monastic buildings following those of the great Abbey of Cluny.

This paper describes the design, development and use of a real-time downhole whirl detection system employed in a latest generation point-the-bit rotary steerable system (Figure 1 shows the general arrangement).

But he did know about the general arrangement, that Michael would take care of things like this.

Tells he is in charge of the general arrangement committee and is going to make the plans.

The muscular planes, "myotomes," are made up of muscular fibres, the general arrangement of which is in an antero-posterior direction.

"But he did know the general arrangement, that Michael would take care of things like this, like I take care of things like this with my clients," Giuliani said.

This chapter focuses on a complete chemical process design, which establishes the sequence of chemical and physical operations; operating conditions; the duties, major specifications, and materials of construction of all process equipment; the general arrangement of equipment required to ensure proper functioning of the plant; line sizes; and principal instrumentation.