Examples of Laid out in a sentence
Laid out in a regular and uniform pattern with long dimensions vertical and joints aligned.
Laid out below are rules with which Faculty are required to comply.
Laid out in a dazzling geometric design of diagonal oak slats, the floor produced an ephemeral optical illusion—a multi- dimensional network that gave visitors the sense they were floating through the gallery on a surface that changed with every step.As Langdon's gaze began to trace the inlay, his eyes stopped short on an unexpected object lying on the floor just a few yards to his left, surrounded by police tape.
The Council’s policy for footage release takes into account one’s rights as laid out in the Data Protection Act 1998 (namely requests for information under Section 7, the Data Subject Access legislation) Laid out below is information regarding requests that fall into this category.
Laid out, our networks would stretch several times around the circumference of the Earth.
The lack of a more balanced housing market, including the provision of larger dwellings, is 63 Laid out in the Written Ministerial Statement to Parliament: Planning Update March 2015 64 P164 of the Hyndburn SHMA and Housing Needs Study 2014 65 71% of homes containing a member with special needs in Hyndburn had not been adapted or purpose built.
Laid out sequentially in written form, they are better viewed as interconnected.
Founded by the Auckland City Council, the OCM was housed alongside the Public Library and Art Gallery in their shared Kitchener Street premises.67 Laid out in two large upstairs rooms, the collection consisted primarily of historical documents, photographs, pictures, early maps, and artefacts associated with life in the Auckland Province in its early years.
Laid out paths and interpretive signs identify the various structures while the well maintained flat open areas in between the various features provide sheltered areas used by picnickers on rare occasions.
Laid out below are the key issues that manufacturers have identified that would, if incorporated, provide improved market access, raise standards to U.S. levels and create a more fair and level playing field for manufacturers in the United States, which will promote the growth of U.S. manufacturing output, exports and competitiveness and sustain and grow good-paying American manufacturing jobs.