edifice造句

There is a huge Victorian edifice in the area.

And added a structure of math upon it, to build this edifice, which is a very solid edifice of thermodynamics as a science of equilibrium systems.

Descartes’ program in the Meditations is to put the edifice ofhuman knowledge upon secure foundations.

Two hundred years ago, Ascension Island was a barren volcanic edifice.

Nor was Windsor Castle the only grand British edifice to host green faith events recently.

The spaciousness and gloom of this vast edifice produce a profound and mysterious awe.

And it actually was an edifice, a house, which bore a number on the street!

She had hitherto been far more interested in the drab ochre-washed edifice opposite, which was the Police Station.

THE marvellous edifice of modern finance took years to build. The world had a weekend to save it from collapsing.

The digital one, an edifice built of software, takes in all that information and automatically ACTS on it.

The whole edifice he created, in his proof, is something unmatched, in its scope and depth, in this general area of mathematics.

As the sacred edifice was too much thronged to admit another auditor, she took up her position close beside the scaffold of the pillory.

But rather than taking the opportunity to rethink an edifice of testing that is crumbling under its own weight, the government is ploughing stubbornly on.

Here we have the ability to build a thing from day to day, whether it is skill at something or an actual edifice.

The digital one, an edifice built of software, takes in all that information and automatically acts on it. If a door opens in the real world, so does its virtual equivalent.

The edifice is about half the size of the Great Hall of the People, to its north, a 1950s building which houses China’s parliament, the National People’s Congress (NPC). It shares its dour mien.

It was time the world caught up with that fact, which Coca-Cola was demonstrating in an edifice of international business, built on a little water, sugar and flavoring.

Between la Courtille and Saint-Laurent, your eye had already noticed, on the summit of an eminence crouching amid desert plains, a sort of edifice which resembled from a distance a ruined colonnade, mounted upon a basement with its foundation laid bare.