Sentence examples for architectural adaptations from inspiring English sources

In this work, we demonstrate that high temperature-induced architectural adaptations are mediated through the bHLH transcriptional regulator PHYTOCHROME INTERACTING FACTOR 4 (PIF4).

Its ability to bear loads and to be produced in an endless variety of forms, in addition to its resistance to fire and corrosion, quickly encouraged architectural adaptations, first as columns and arches and afterward in skeletal structures.

An expansion of the arcuate fasciculus (AF), the dorsal language tract, in the human lineage involving left lateralization is considered canonical, but this hypothesis has not been tested in relation to other architectural adaptations in the human brain.

Here, the architectural adaptations have been carefully refined over thousands of years to suit modern life, and although ancient, Yazd feels very much lived in.

These characteristics include that three (members of the Fabaceae) are promoters of nitrogen-fixing interactions, while all four are relatively fast growers, well adapted to environmental conditions within more arid zones (i.e. intense heat, sunlight) and have root architectural adaptations for drought tolerance (Koul et al. 1990; Lowry et al. 1994; Tewari 1994).

She cites modern European architectural adaptations that blend new and old designs.

The paper discussed an architectural adaptation strategy for systems able to self-adapt in accordance to the surrounding environment.

The town has won many awards for the originality of its design, its architectural adaptation to a difficult site, and its successful, almost total segregation of pedestrians and vehicles.

The city was oriented around a central mountain or pyramid temple (symbolic of Mount Meru, home of the gods) that was an architectural adaptation and completion of the one natural hill in the area, the Phnom Bakheng.

To see more of BIG's latest work, visit their website or visit their current exhibition, Hot to Cold: An Odyssey of Architectural Adaptation, on view at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC through August 30 , 2015

End-to-end modular architecture protocols are a promising solution to support architectural self-adaptation to the context.