In Barcelona, planners are sectioning off 9-block "superblocks" to insulate neighborhoods from heavy traffic.
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Her method is laparoscopic, sectioning off bits of bodies as ruthlessly as did the Hampshire murderer.
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The studio, which was in great shape, had a sunken living area, a separate kitchen and a built-in bookshelf sectioning off the sleeping alcove.
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Sectioning off writing can make it easier to read and digest, and help people more fully understand the scope and impact of what you're saying.
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Meanwhile, the department store has tweaked its traditional strategy of marking down clearance goods on the main sales floor, in favor of sectioning off an area meant strictly for these goods.
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But until now, Google's been relegated to the occasional pop-up and "stores within stores" in the US and UK, sectioning off space to show demos of Chromebooks, smart speakers, and phones.
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The Dutch government built a dam in 1976 sectioning off the lake, one of Europe's largest and shallowest bodies of freshwater, but the dike trapped sediment, muddied its waters and damaged its wildlife.
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Today, with visitors filling its hallways, security guards at watch, and ropes sectioning off areas, it can be difficult to imagine the museum as it once was, as a private residence for Henry Clay Frick, his wife Adelaide Childs, and their daughter, Helen Clay Frick.
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With so much money being thrown at companies focused on mobility plays (from ride-hailing to scooter-sharing) and autonomous vehicles at the moment, sectioning off these potential businesses into their own companies could make investment more attractive, since investors know exactly where the money's going.
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Not in the flesh, obviously, but inside Ashley Too, who explains that in the process of creating her personality, Ashley's entire brain was copied onto the cloud, with a firewall sectioning off anything except the part of her that deals with press junkets and album promotion.
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Sectioning off an area of your bedroom or living room for VR is now as easy as tracing the space with a Touch controller while you're wearing the headset, instead of doing so on your computer during the more complicated camera setup process required with the original Rift.
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In her sectioning off of the surface — in order to establish an environment for her figures — Nilsson's formal sense of composition derives from Synthetic Cubism and Suprematism, which is to say she is a master of establishing a dynamic, flattened background-space in which to set her figures.
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But to make it work, I had to break the rule about not sectioning off the grid with a single pair of blocks, and I had to let in some bits of fill I wish I could have avoided (ESSO, YEO, ANSE, ARTE, ANIS and SECY), some of which pile up in the middle bottom.
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Related: Bernie Sanders Has a Record Two Million Campaign Donations — and That's a Huge Deal Over the course of the afternoon, Capitol Police had cordoned off the largest section of the crowd in the middle of the Capitol campus, sectioning off a few hundred protesters who were standing on the Capitol steps and refused to leave.
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Shooting at Toronto mall leaves one dead, seven injured, New York Post, June 2, 2012. Police tape sectioning off the entrance to the Eaton Centre following a shooting incident in 2012.
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The spheroidal dome is obtained by sectioning off a portion of a spheroid so that the resulting dome is circularly symmetric (having an axis of rotation), and likewise the ellipsoidal dome is derived from the ellipsoid.
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Away supporters in the AMS Stand.The AMS Stand (also known as the South Stand or “Railway End”) houses away supporters, with a maximum capacity of 1,678. Extra away seating can be made available for away fans if required by sectioning off the corner of the Clugston Stand closest to the AMS Stand, however this is only usually done for games such as local derbies. A bar for visiting fans is positioned below this stand.
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