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Instead of using superimposed layers of singular purpose mechanisms for sensing, actuation, control and power in the form of high-tech electronic equipment as is emblematic for current approaches to climate responsiveness in architecture, the presented research follows an integrative, no-tech strategy that can be considered to follow biological rather than mechanical principles.

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Alison J Clarke, professor of design history at University Applied Arts Vienna and a trained social anthropologist with a specialty in material culture points to the success of Ikea as being emblematic of this shift.

For all of his well-known forays into Silicon Valley through the years, Mr. Gore is seen by Republican executives as being close to two institutions despised by Silicon Valley, unions and trial lawyers, and as being emblematic of the type of big government involvement in business the valley abhors.

More unusual still, he wrote nothing that might be considered war poetry and is represented here by a section from his long poem The Kind of Poetry I Want in which he happens to mention the Nazis as being emblematic of the despotic nature of capitalist society as a whole.

Santa Cruz is an iconic skateboard brand that, while having fallen from relevance in the contemporary skateboarding industry, is remembered as being emblematic of the sun-tanned and distinctly Californian freedom of skateboarding culture in the 1980s.

Thorpe points to King Julian, the light-in-the-loafers lemur from Madagascar, as being emblematic of this kind of character.

But even so, he embraced it as being emblematic of the American identity, the poor and dog-tired masses longing to be free; the essence of the American promise, not the exception.

While we should not over-interpret the story of the HeLa cell line as being emblematic of how research involving human tissue is conducted, it provides an opportunity to reflect on the profound and enduring lack of clarity that surrounds many relevant legal and ethical concepts (Callaway 2013).

The International Boulevard stroll, a strip lined with sex trafficking victims as young as 12, is emblematic of Oakland's decades-long struggle to curb a thriving prostitution trade —  one that has played a key role in a sex scandal that has rocked the city's police department.

The theme, as well as the campaign, is emblematic of efforts by marketers to stand out in competitive categories.

And just as much as Tuesday's win is emblematic of widespread disgust for the Republican candidate Roy Moore an accused child molester it's indicative of the previously untapped Democratic enthusiasm in the South.

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