Sentences with phrase «spaces function for»

Before you begin any work, take a little time to work out how the space functions for you.

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In fact, the space had never been used as an office — it previously functioned as a Spartan showroom for a neighboring furniture company and had become a makeshift storage space.

Many dead retail spaces, Williamson says, will most likely morph into businesses that have community functions, such as apartments, public libraries, indoor farms, and refrigerated spaces for processing food for local restaurants or grocery stores.

Mark R. Leary, professor of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University in Durham, N.C., says that while the movement toward open spaces and «social collision» can improve creativity, different spaces are needed for different work functions.

There are three function rooms with a total of over 1,6000 square feet of space for your private meetings, social and corporate events.

Metal 3D printing is the fastest - growing space in the 3D printing industry, so there's much potential for Stratasys» new system assuming the company's strategy is on target and its system functions well.

In 2008, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and Dragon spacecraft won the NASA contract to provide a commercial replacement for the cargo transport function of the Space Shuttle, which retired in 2011.

«God was ordering the cosmos to function for people and as sacred space.

This interstitial space is literally the extracellular fluid compartment which functions as an internal environment for the body cells — the milieu intérieur of Claude Bernard.5

This investigation supports the contention that for both Newton and Whitehead some privileged space and time structure is presupposed by any physical analysis that is to be considered scientific and, specifically, shows that in Newton's analysis of gravitation and in Whitehead's analysis of impetus this privileged space and time structure functions as the framework, or background, in terms of which definite physical characteristics are then analyzed.

Controversy first flared when Mr Lee, a member of the LGBT advocacy group Queer Space, requested a cake featuring Sesame Street puppets Bert and Ernie for a private function marking International Day Against Homophobia.

Controversy first flared when Mr Lee, a member of the LGBT advocacy group Queer Space, ordered a cake featuring Sesame Street puppets Bert and Ernie for a private function marking International Day Against Homophobia.

For example, the burning of the fire and the passage of heat from it through intervening space is the cause of the body, its nerves and its brain, functioning in certain ways.

From large ballrooms and exhibition halls to small breakout rooms, DeVos Place has the right space combination for any function.

Meeting and event planners will also find function space for more intimate occasions, such as board meetings, breakouts, executive function space with all the modern amenities and excellent service you would expect from a world - class resort.

With 9,000 square feet of function space all on one level, the space is ideal for meetings, conferences, weddings and social gatherings.

The hotel offers 92,000 sq. ft. of event space for indoor and outdoor functions, including two outdoor event lawns.

Perfect for corporate functions, weddings and other special events, our event venues offer both indoor and outdoor spaces for your gathering.

Previously, Bour restructured the food and beverage program at Loews Coronado Bay, opening two new dining outlets in addition to creating the market and juice therapy bar as well as providing a similar program for two high - end yachts contracted by the hotel for function space.

For all wedding, banquet, meeting and conference needs, Hilton Cleveland Downtown offers more than 50,000 square feet of flexible function space.

«Our new space will allow for improved collaboration and communications across all functions as well as providing the most modern and up - to - date conveniences for a company poised for future growth,» said Keegan.

Exquisite function spaces comprise five ballrooms, including the famed Crystal Room, and over 70,000 square feet for corporate events, receptions and banquets.

It's an approach that assumes there is a natural way for the body to function in space, and that humanity has long abandoned that ancient wisdom for machines, treadmills, and hours and hours of sedentary living.

Goodison Park boasts 8 different function suits to choose from for guests numbers from 40 to 250, we can offer the perfect space for your event.

If you want your little one to learn to function independently in his or her own space, you need to make that space accessible for them.

This is the perfect space saving solution, but can cost a bit more for the extra functions.

Its main function is to decrease the risk to roll onto your little one while you are sleeping and to provide the space for your baby in bed.

It essentially has two functions — a play space and a comfy napping spot, perfect for when you and baby are on the go!

Depending on your lifestyle, the cargo space available in your vehicle and what functions you are searching for that are available with the stroller can greatly determine what type of stroller you need.

Our modern baby cribs carry all the functions of regular cribs like convertible crib options, adjustable mattresses, and storage spaces in a package perfect for hip parents with a taste for clean lines and modernity.

There was no trip to the bank for a loan, the friends invested their own funds into transforming the industrial space at 450 N. Pearl Street in Albany into a functioning brewery and taproom.

For example, NASA's Earth Science program is classified under the Space function, even though its R&D is also closely related to natural resources and environment, as well as general science, while NASA's Aeronautics program is classified under the Transportation function.

While the research is key to planning for future long - duration spaceflights, such as journeys to Mars or deep space, it also can help understand blood vessel function in older patients or patients with heart failure.

Space Race «The success of Project Mercury's first manned orbital flight on February 20 may have set the stage for international co-operation in the exploration of space, as well as demonstrating through the performance of the astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., that men have a useful function in space vehiSpace Race «The success of Project Mercury's first manned orbital flight on February 20 may have set the stage for international co-operation in the exploration of space, as well as demonstrating through the performance of the astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., that men have a useful function in space vehispace, as well as demonstrating through the performance of the astronaut John H. Glenn, Jr., that men have a useful function in space vehispace vehicles.

As the faster of the two probes, Voyager 1 was poised to reach interstellar space first, but its instrument for measuring the solar wind had stopped functioning in 1980.

- The giant radio telescopes of NASA's Deep Space Network — which perform radio and radar astronomy research in addition to their communications functions — were tasked with observing radio emissions from Jupiter's radiation belt, looking for disturbances caused by comet dust.

Just as we are poised to begin exploring the frontiers of deep space, a sad truth is beginning to emerge: Far from being a naturally spacefaring species, we are frail creatures who may not be able to function for long periods outside the gravity, atmosphere, and magnetic field of mother Earth.

An optical setup developed by researchers at Sandia's Combustion Research Facility and the Technical University of Denmark can now quantify the formation of soot — particulate matter consisting primarily of carbon — as a function of time and space for a variety of combustion processes.

To find out why, computational biologists came up with a computer model to predict how microbial metabolism and cellular composition change as cell size varies, using details about how much space a bacterium needs for its components — DNA, proteins, and the molecular factories called ribosomes — to function.

For example, lidocaine, a local anesthetic, tends to remain stable in space — possibly, Putcha says, because it is in a water solution, and water functions as a stabilizer.

The earth's magnetic field performs important functions: it protects us, for example, from charged particles from space and enables migratory birds, bees, and other animals to navigate.

By combining improved scientific understanding of ES functioning with the precautionary principle, the PB framework identifies levels of anthropogenic perturbations below which the risk of destabilization of the ES is likely to remain low — a «safe operating space» for global societal development.

«The Mercury missions taught us that human beings could function in the space environments for more than a day.

Named for famed 18th century astronomer William Herschel, the space telescope was the most powerful infrared observatory ever launched to space until it stopped functioning this week.

But the results of two NASA collaborative investigations — Validation of Procedures for Monitoring Crewmember Immune Function (Integrated Immune) and Clinical Nutrition Assessment of ISS Astronauts, SMO - 016E (Clinical Nutrition Assessment)-- recently published in the Journal of Interferon & Cytokine Research suggest that spaceflight may temporarily alter the immune system of crew members flying long duration missions aboard the International Space Station.

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As for having a prototype ready by 2018, Crusan explained that the agency is on track to accomplish that, but it will be a ground demonstrator designed for «form, fit and function» tests, not a space module.

The 2010 Kavli Prize laureates were chosen for research that has transformed our knowledge of basic units of matter, laid the foundations for the field of nanotechnology, revealed the molecular basis for the transfer of brain signals and other physiological functions, and made possible the building of telescopes that can see deeper into space and further back in time.

Taking models of galaxies from the Hubble Space Telescope Ultra Deep Field (HUDF) and applying a correction for the HUDF point spread function we generate lensed simulations of deep, opti... ▽ More We present a simulation analysis of weak gravitational lensing flexion and shear measurement using shapelet decomposition, and identify differences between flexion and shear measurement noise in deep survey data.

Taking models of galaxies from the Hubble Space Telescope Ultra Deep Field (HUDF) and applying a correction for the HUDF point spread function we generate lensed simulations of deep, optical imaging data from Hubble's Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS), with realistic galaxy morphologies.