honeycomb wall

He made his way past the breeder reactor and stood before the pile, facing the honeycomb wall.

Surely, the Dark Ones had stationed guards in these honeycombed walls.

Just 50 meters in front of us the honeycomb walls of the buildings towered upward.

Deputies were moving through the honeycombed walls of Five Towers, bringing back steady reports.

The concrete structure consists of 1.2 km of interlocking, honeycombed walls.

Honeycomb wall: a wall, usually stretcher bond, in which the vertical joints are opened up to the size of a quarter bat to allow air to circulate.

Air flows through the honeycombed walls of the parabronchi into air vesicles, called atria, which project radially from the parabronchi.

Soon, he realized that the circular openings were beginning to flicker with faint images, and a cool blue light was beginning to shine down from the ice, a fairy-castle illumination apparently refracted from a source behind the honeycombed walls.

As the train approached Sinkiang's provincial capital of Urumqi from the west, I beheld miles of mudbrick squatters' settlements with honeycombed walls, one atop the other, as dirty, overcrowded, and wretchedly poor as any I had seen since West Africa.