Sentence examples for window arrangement from inspiring English sources

The principal stress for a single window arrangement is 12 MPa and for a proposed mosaic arrangement is 12.5 MPa.

Surveys can be made in the transverse and longitudinal directions, and an eccentric window arrangement allows detailed examination of three-dimensional flows.

By comparison in the proposed mosaic window arrangement, the glass thickness is reduced by 50% with the aid of the supporting structure.

I found Lily asleep in the faux ship-rigging of a window arrangement, and after a while, when I got her untangled, we walked home, her tripping in high heels, me carrying a bag that turned out not to be hers (or a bag), then later carrying her, then climbing a wall to fetch her shoes after she threw them, in either joy or rage, into the koi pond of a meditation center.

Plan out the roof line, walls, and window arrangements.

Instead, diners see a room that is nondescript enough to be a backdrop for any cuisine: dark brown Venetian blinds covering walls of windows, an arrangement of flickering candles in one of those windows, masses of green plants, carpeting, wrought iron and tables topped with white cloths and candles.

The setting was indeed intimate: a room with grand windows, an arrangement of white roses, and waiters in vests serving espresso.

Utilizing window display arrangements in the Central World Department Store in Bangkok as a case study, the research aims to elucidate the differentiation of design settings in attracting and conveying of merchandizing message to its target group.

"It's really just like having a party in your own house," she said, mentioning the sparkling windows, the arrangement of the flowers and "the very serious consideration of the menu to make sure that it's perfect -- all the things you would want to do if you were having a party in your home".

Like a fly buzzing against the window, this weird arrangement of words flitted across the edge of my consciousness last week.

This could be manufactured in a number of ways, including using a single thick window or mosaic arrangement with a supporting structure.