Sentence examples for architectural bias from inspiring English sources

Italian Renaissance furniture shows a strong architectural bias, and the purpose of the piece, as in Roman furniture, was subordinate to its form.

Flip-flop means in this genomic context that the 125-kb central region of an initially inverted 270-kb DNA segment was probably inverted again to maintain the architectural bias in this part of the C. resistens chromosome.

We note that convergent evolution (e.g. due to HGT) and rampant expansion of genes by gene or genome duplications in specific lineages can bias architectural complexity, especially in ancient organisms.

Architectural photography is often biased towards a certain composition, usually one featuring the tyranny of shortened perspectives and vanishing lines, giving a stylized but slightly inaccurate visual of the room or building it's portraying.

But within Lincoln Center itself, movies have long seemed marginal, partly because of a lingering prejudice placing them below opera, ballet and classical music in the hierarchy of cultural prestige, and partly because of an architectural arrangement that set this bias in concrete and travertine.

The bias toward theory that now dominates architectural discourse leaves little room for the sociological considerations once advanced by influential critics like Lewis Mumford and Jane Jacobs, especially in urban planning.

The 1967 World's Fair took place in Montreal, and even the Soviet press, with its bias, gave a glowing review to its signature architectural project, which became known as Habitat '67.

Architectural illustration.

Architectural billings fall.

(Architectural styles: "Non-applicable").

They are architectural explorers.