Sentence examples for with its structures from inspiring English sources

Taken together with its structures and monuments, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art to the Bethesda Terrace, Central Park is an ingenious effort to soothe and inspire 25 million visitors every year.

Students were presented with a Power Point slideshow in which each slide had one of the figures from the student's lab manual with its structures labeled by an alphabetic letter.

If I'm not sick of it after a few weeks, I start throwing more words into it and playing with its structure.

The Sacred College of Cardinals, with its structure of three orders (bishops, priests, and deacons), originated in the reform of Urban II (1088 99).

Adam D. Portnoy, CommonWealth's president, said in an interview that the company's underperformance had nothing to do with its structure.

What they each do reflects the scientific and policy needs of their department, along with its structure, history and provision of all forms of analysis.

What they do reflects the scientific and policy needs of their department, along with its structure, history and needs for all forms of analysis.

Players are presented with a protein and given the task of finding its most energy-efficient shape by fiddling with its structure.

Which makes it the opposite of much sadder summer reading: the Normandy of the 19th century which Maupassant describes in his novel Une Vie (Wildeside Press), with its structure of exponentially increasing, unassailable bad luck.

His demonstration of the instrument's usefulness in this regard eventually helped scientists to correlate the biological activity of each cellular component with its structure and its place in the cell.

Analytical and spectral results of 8.PF6 salt were found comparable with its structure.