Van Steen suggested that the work, conceived in five interlinked sections and subtitled Five Gateways of a Journey Into the Interior, was a modern parallel to Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique, whose less familiar main title is An Episode in the Life of the Artist.
The city's axes were aligned with the four quarters of the compass, and the four gateways of the temple provided access to it.
Heading southeast, the next town is Cannonville, one of two gateways to the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monumextendingnding across 1.9 million acres of federally owned land.
Today two gateways to the outer walls are the principal remains of the castle complex.
The performance tests were executed with following system configurations and simulation parameters: (a) 2,000, 4,000, 6,000, 8,000 and 10,000 MNs connected to each Gateway; (b) one or two Gateways; (c) LocationUpdate frequencies of 2 LU/min, 4 LU/min and 10 LU/min; and (d) one GroupDefiner.
The low-lying parts of northern Burgenland belong to the Pannonian Basin, which is linked with the southern Vienna basin by two gateways situated north and south of the Leitha Mountains; the area is characterized by steppe and saline-heath vegetation, and its most striking feature is the Neusiedler Lake.
As for the inter-domain, the gateway of the new network domain reports its locator to the previous gateway to gain Interests sent to the previous gateway, and then, related Datas are returned to consumers through these two gateways.
With 22 towers on its walls, seven gateways, and dozens of often slightly austere palaces, churches and other buildings, the World Heritage Site claims to be the most complete surviving mediaeval and renaissance city centre in the world.
The gate has five gateways.
Actually, America could be reasonably self-sufficient in at least three of the five gateway metals, having around 5% of known global reserves of aluminium, copper and zinc.
