If you want to experience India in a concentrated dose - intense and intoxicating - you have to visit a walled city.
They have long offered such services, but steered users towards “walled gardens” of pre-approved content from which they could take a cut.
It is smaller than I'd imagined, a huddle of neat, white-walled buildings arranged around a tall prayer-hall, which an unsmiling young woman, with the obligatory red robe and crew cut, leads me to.
Her son now attends a four-walled kindergarten.
All were detained in the Salem Gaol, a grim edifice of granite blocks, iron-barred Windows and brick-walled cells.
The mechanism of the reheat cracking in thick-walled pressure vessels, its classification, features, detection methods, influencing factors and precautions are described.
"and you are to put every walled town to destruction, cutting down every good tree, and stopping up every water-spring, and making all the good land rough with stones."
At mile seventeen the road took an abrupt plunge into a steep-walled canyon.
In that moment he abandoned the idea of the valley and the bay, the grass-walled castle and the trim, white schooner.
The real question is how high the walls between these walled gardens will be.
Northern Colorado's Big Thompson River flows from the Rocky Mountains (west) to the Great Plains (east) through a steep-walled, boulder-strewn canyon.
Every inch of the walled city hums with life and activity.
Once walled off, you should then test the environment and verify that the disaster center can recover using the replicated data and verify that the disaster data center can process load.
Rackets weren't developed until the sixteenth century, when the game became popular among aristocrats and was played in a walled court.
It was very insular, a walled garden.
Even with your data walled off in your own data center, you might have cause for consternation.
The Chasma is bordered by high-walled cliffs, most likely faults, that show spur-and-gully morphology and smooth sections.
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