Sentence examples for architectural condition from inspiring English sources

His range was extraordinary: from the "gonzo" style of Hunter S Thompson through the gentle surrealism of Peter Simple to magisterial sweeps through the contemporary architectural condition, without rival in their depth and sharpness.

At a listing price of $1.48 million, the 1892 home comes in its original architectural condition and also offers a coach house, two fireplaces and plenty of Wright's trademark arches, built-ins and stunning window designs.

In the Roman Catholic church, canon law makes no architectural conditions for a cathedral.

As well as making formal responses to architectural conditions, last year Wright made a drawing in relation to a short film by Samuel Beckett.

Strengthening of this part using traditional methods such as R.C jackets and steel jackets will not satisfy the architectural conditions.

Despite large differences in fibrillar collagen content and organization between μPP architectural conditions, these changes did not correspond with changes in gene expression of key matrix or tendon-related genes.

Simple cohorting may be sufficient where adequate architectural conditions are met (single-bed rooms, separate nurse station) and trained staff is present.

It should be noted however that (B1) is a meta-architectural condition that needs to be satisfied by any particular grammar for Mentalese, just as an analogue for (B1) is a condition upon the specific grammar of all systematic languages (see below).

Other parameters like loading conditions, architectural requirement, site conditions and functional requirement are also imperative.

Dozens of Russian and foreign experts were involved in drawing up a thick stack of regulations on how to overhaul Moscow's streets, taking into account the city's specific climactic, architectural and historical conditions.

Changing an installation based on the architectural and structural conditions of the place keeps the work fresh for me, making the setup part of the artistic process, not just a necessary evil.