It has
treelike charging stations for mobile devices and the large luminaires made from translucent plywood which are meant to evoke images of Finland's natural landscape.
It will include a coffee shop/wine bar, water feature, two
treelike sculptures, lounges on the upper level, a new lamella-style ceiling, avant-garde lighting and other features to create a "sophisticated parklike experience," according to the Dallas-based company.
Although it is possible to produce mPEs which mainly consist of linear and star molecules [27], it is more likely that the occurrence of further branching leads to
treelike molecules which can delay the relaxation of backbones, and hence, promote strain hardening [26].
Above her will be a glass canopy held up by
treelike pillars and a stainless steel ribbon looping around it.
The game showcased Lara in action, emerging from the shadow of a muddy
treelike Rambo.
The family made for a somewhat incongruous and yet fittingly cozy trio: a mother, heavyset with wisps of golden brown hair escaping a sloppy ponytail; a father, lean but solid,
treelike, with long arms and large hands wrapped over the women's; and a daughter, blessed with the best of her parents' physical attributes, youthfully pretty and trendily dressed.
The first group consists of hierarchical methods which provide algorithms in which observations are added to each other one by one in a
treelike fashion.
Caption: A dining room at Arkansas Children's Northwest includes bright colors,
treelike structures and fanciful birds to offer what officials called an atmosphere of discovery.
An infinite game tree is an infinite oriented
treelike graph K = (Z, F) with the root Zq, where Z is the set of vertices and [F.sub.z] is the set of vertices following after z and F : Z [right arrow] [2.sup.Z], F(z) = [F.sub.Z] [subset] Z, z [member of] Z.
These are generally categorized by a
treelike branching, which specifies the homogeneity and uniformity in the lithology of the region.
In One Red Dot, for instance, the texts identify some of the abstract constructions they accompany as being "Two twisting whirlygigs," "Four flip-flop flaps," "Five wiggle-wobble widgets," "Six littering flicker clickers," "Seven bouncing blue spots," "Eight obedient orbs," or "ten coiling curlicues." A much smaller number of texts in this book do offer interpretations of the abstract shapes as representations of real objects: "One perplexing puzzle box," "three burning baskets," and in what is literally true but not abstract, "Nine nimble nines" for a
treelike construction whose leaves are literally in the shape of figure nines.
