Sentences with phrase «stacked upon each other»

, what created the created and the created before the created, its unreal how far the universe is, we have a universe that science has taken photos of, what created our entire universe, and what created the universe before ours... it's like when you hold a mirror and look into another mirror, the image is of your self is stacked and stacked upon each other, are we just a mirror that goes on forever.

And instead of arranging them in plain patterns, they were stacked upon each other in a big pile.

I don't care what anybody says, on a level playing field, Wenger would smoke his butt Look at Mancity they didn't win Jack for decades stacked upon each other but fast forward some shieks later boom.

They also built two control structures: a unidirectional, meaning the layers were placed directly on top and parallel to each other, and a quasi-isotropic, the standard used in the aerospace industry, which has alternating layers stacked upon each other in an orientation of 0 degrees (first layer), -45 degrees (second layer), +45 degrees (third layer), 90 degrees (fourth layer) and so on.

In Tensegrity, the bones are compressive elements that are suspended (not stacked upon each other) within the myofascia that are tension elements.

We have school districts that have literally dozens of data systems, one stacked upon the other, going back in some cases a half century.

For example, a dog can be kept for his entire life in a tiny, wire - floored cage that's stacked upon other cages and only six inches longer than he is in each direction.

The «gossamer thin difference between illusion and the real» (Cool Memories III: Fragments, 1997) articulates itself in these works through the diaphanous, illusory layers that stack upon each other.

Stacked upon each other, the L, O, V, E form an impenetrable square.

This expert concluded that the boxes were too large to be compatible with the bags and were improperly stacked, both in terms of how the boxes were loaded onto the pallets and, most importantly, that multiple tiers of boxes were stacked upon each other.

Not exact matches

Ezequiel Garay, an option Sampaoli would dearly love to be able to call upon, has asked not to be called up for international duty due to fitness issues, and as with central midfield, Argentina — a nation once stacked with world - class options in the position — doesn't have many other great choices here.

This junior ring toy has five rings, which can be stacked one upon the other.

Although my office has a very casual dress code it's nice to punch my looks up a bit, accomplished here thanks to two J.Crew necklaces that stack beautifully upon each other.

(Nor does set designer David Gallo whose minimalism — row upon row of S.O.S. pads, cereal and other household goods stacked along the wings, neatly framing an uncluttered, Walmart - like break room — is as uncreative as Terry Kinney's conservative, straightforward direction.

Other signatures, including the center stack's rotary climate control dials with digital inserts, are shared with the Land Rover Range Rover Evoque (upon which the E-Pace platform is loosely based).

In some cases cash incentive payments can be stacked upon one another, but in other cases the amount on offer is a total - if you are receiving cash from one program, you may not be eligible for other payments.

It looked as it was made of some sort of soft material you can sink your fingers in, but upon closer inspection you realize that is made up of layers of rigid cardboard stacked and painted upon each other.

A large room curated by Ian White Williams and Julie Torres herself showed an unexpected use of space: artworks were hung on a raw wooden board on one end, and stacked upon a counter on the other.

Below is a chart in which I summarize how retributive damages would stack up against re-liance upon other remedies and mechanisms.

While checking out the Parthenon on Wikipedia, you may also find that the pillars / columns are not one - piece, but are individual segments, each hand - chiselled slightly different from the one immediately below, stacked one upon the other like a bunch of donuts.