Sentences with phrase «large areas of space»

Matthew Marks was one of the few dealers to devote large areas of space to single - artist displays, notably Charles Ray and Robert Gober.

But quantum mechanics pooped the party, maintaining that electrons would smear out over large areas of space.

As computational power and know - how have increased, so too has the ability to simulate larger areas of space and increasingly intricate and complex phenomena related to galaxy formation.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, co-working spaces also were debuting across the country — and not just in the largest cities but in smaller urban areas and university towns with thriving populations of entrepreneurs and independent workers.

If you have large, segmented departments, provide them with their own «touchdown» spaces such as acoustic seating areas or carrels that can accommodate groups of three to five people.

The study ranked urban centers — excluding the larger metro areas — using three factors: local business environment (length of the average workweek, revenue growth, industry variety), access to resources (financing and the amount of venture capital investment made per capita), and costs (office space affordability, labor costs, corporate taxes, and cost of living).

# 3 — Co-working offices and «incubator» space The concept of co-working offices and «incubator» space is a popular one — these are small rental office areas in a larger complex that provide the very basic equipment for you to get your business started (a desk, a chair and a telephone line is usually about it!)

I'm still waiting for someone to tell me why these people can't use any other facility... including any one of the thousands of churches in the area, many of whom have large spaces all ready to go for exactly that sort of thing.

There aren't that many large spaces available in most areas for leasing of the type such groups need, Ironicus.

Large spaces in the forest of two and three hundred acres suddenly appeared cleared of the timber, and enclosed by rustic fences, with a few temporary huts run up in the centre, and all the surrounding area divided into patches of Indian corn, coracan, gram, and dry paddi: with plots of esculents and curry stuffs of every variety, onions, chillies, * yams, cassava, and sweet potatoes.

The 6600ASF space (on a 12,000 SF lot) is divided into three areas and is designed with classic brick, sophisticated old charm of a French bistro including chandeliers and large mirrors.

The property also has 50,000 square feet of flexible event space called Skyline, which is the area's largest rooftop terrace.

What was once an industrial area, including the region's largest stockyard, will eventually become a state - of - the - art development with office space, retail stores, restaurants and residential units.

This niche now features a variety of new plantings to provide the space with year - round sculptural interest, including three large River Birch trees in simple, modern containers, and three large Honey Locust trees throughout the seating area, which will create perfectly dappled shade for guests enjoying their afternoon tea.

Wondolowski doesn't have the speed to cover large areas of the field, but his experience allows him to clog some of the space between the forward and midfield lines when required.

The large area for notes offers plenty of space to label the bags.

«The idea of improving (Maple Park) just enhances that whole area on the south side of Oak Park,» Stanke said, noting the 6.9 - acre green space is the largest park on Oak Park's south side.

Strollers can be left just outside the zone, which contains a small area for crawlers, a larger area with a ramp, activity table, costumes, and lots of fun little fort - like cubbies for the under - 5 set, and then the larger play space for everyone up to age 8.

Residents argue the 30 - foot - high gym will be unsightly, too close to nearby homes, reduce open space, result in the loss of several large trees and exacerbate parking and traffic problems in the area.

Spacious and well used — one large hall with a stage, and one room just off the hall with a pop - up supply shop, workshop space and café Cost of stand: # 30 Entrance: # 1.50; # 5 for specific workshops that ran during the day Crowd: Women of all ages and families with a spattering of gentlemen Footfall: Busy from the onset with a slight drop - off after lunch Organisation: An incredible amount of organisation went into the entire event and it showed on the day Sales: Really good — unexpected for the time of year and area Would you do it again?

The parcel, on which Town and Country Homes plans to erect a 169 - unit townhouse development this summer, is near the Lyman Woods nature area and is one of the few large - scale open spaces left in the village.

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Large markets with food stalls and dining areas like Quincy Market in Boston, Reading Terminal in Philadelphia, or the Farmers Market in Los Angeles are also good choices — not only do you have lots of options when it comes to what you'll eat, but since these spaces tend to be loud and full of movement, your child isn't going to attract any notice.

There is a large storage space in the lower area of this mini bassinet.

The Ashkenazy space is made up of 17 sub-units and has four tenants, including two large New York area piano dealers who operate along West 58th Street.

The borough is approximately half parkland — large areas of London's open space fall within its boundaries, including Richmond Park, Kew Gardens, Bushy Park and Old Deer Park.

Heat Area: This is how large of a space the fireplace can adequately heat.

«Another milestone might be a self - replicating pattern that creates increasing copies of itself, or a space - filling replicator that can make multiple copies to eventually fill an arbitrarily large area of the Life plane,» says Dave Greene, who helped create the universal constructor Wade used.

Survey telescopes look at much larger areas of the sky — up to half the sky, at any point — than does the Hubble Space Telescope, for instance, which focuses more on individual objects.

In future, flood mitigation in Germany should be based on four key pillars: Technical flood protection for larger built - up areas will be required just as much as greater space for rivers by means of dike relocation and integration of the agricultural sector.

The walkers have a greater buffer of personal space and are able to proceed at a more constant pace, allowing for a larger scanning area.

CubeSats are ideally poised for studying space storms in the lower areas of the atmosphere, which are too high for weather balloons and too low for larger satellites to survive.

The authors cite the example of using AIS to establish areas where large cetaceans and vessels are likely to over ¬ lap in space and time — a critical step to understanding and reducing vessel strikes.

The pulsar was identified by analysing fluctuations in gamma - ray maps of the sky made using the Large Area Telescope aboard the Fermi Gamma - ray Space Telescope, which launched on 11 June.

They also found that the mounds were evenly spaced from one another and created a larger area of biological abundance.

But because the coronagraphs have to block out an area slightly larger than the sun itself in order to prevent too much light from leaking in, there is a ring of space around the sun that neither set of instruments looks at.

«This is the difficult part, to find a sufficiently large area that is sufficiently flat,» says Jens Biele of the German space agency DLR, which built the lander.

It was found that near the surface of an ultra-compact star with a radius slightly larger than the Schwarzschild radius there is a «potential hole» — an area of space where particles fall into a gravitational «trap.»

«Large astronomical projects such as the space telescopes Euclid or eRosita, which are to be launched in the next few years, will observe large areas of the Universe, as well as provide further insight into the evolution of the first structures of the Universe so that the significance of cosmological hydrodynamic simulations will even increase in future,» says Klaus DLarge astronomical projects such as the space telescopes Euclid or eRosita, which are to be launched in the next few years, will observe large areas of the Universe, as well as provide further insight into the evolution of the first structures of the Universe so that the significance of cosmological hydrodynamic simulations will even increase in future,» says Klaus Dlarge areas of the Universe, as well as provide further insight into the evolution of the first structures of the Universe so that the significance of cosmological hydrodynamic simulations will even increase in future,» says Klaus Dolag.

The larger the area of the plates, and the smaller the space between them, the more energy a capacitor can hold.

In some of the most densely populated areas, particularly in the Northeast, there is not enough space for large onshore wind farms.

The UK's space industry employs about 4000 people, and as well as companies which actually build satellites, such as Astrium and Surrey Satellites, there are a large number of supporting firms, active in areas like software and systems, for example Logica and ESYS.

In academic research we are a «significant player in the European Space Agency science programme,» with a key role in a large number of areas, including earth observation, planetary exploration, and studies of the sun.

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The NIMBioS space also includes the Franklin Classroom, the Darwin Conference Room, the Fisher Conference Room, the Kovalevskaya Meeting Room, and a large informal break area, which displays the cellular automaton model called The Game of Life.

With the Gamma Ray Large Area Space Telescope (GLAST), due for launch in 2008, astronomers will get an unprecedented view of black holes, pulsars and possibly dark matter.

It had a larger area which gave my camera plenty of space and a thinner pocket to the side.

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If you're in a large space and have the luxury of a separate dining area, go a bit grander with a big buffet or potluck dinner.

I was thrown straight into full - scale level design on some of the largest enclosed areas of the game, like the bunkers and the underground spaces.