Sentence examples for architectural domains from inspiring English sources

Liu, F., Somarowthu, S. & Pyle, A. M. Visualizing the secondary and tertiary architectural domains of lncRNA RepA.

In this paper we outline such an integrated language and describe concepts that relate architectural domains.

A variety of architectural domains are commonly distinguished for which architects use their own modelling techniques and concepts, tool support, visualisation techniques, etc.

Phylogenetically, each of the architectural domains of the Chlamydomonas protein is most closely related to the respective domains in plants defining the Chlamydomonas protein as the earliest ancestral relative of the land plants' ATX1/2.

Notably, however, the human versions represent losses, rather than acquisitions, of additional architectural domains, as seen by the deletion from the human proteins of either the HMG-boxes (in WHSC1L1 NM_023034) or the C-terminal PHD in WHSC1 NM_133330 (see Additional file 7 and Additional file 9).

We will study the issue of typology within the architecture of domestic space, which is arguably the architectural domain from which the discourse on typology arose.

The current implementation of the server system supports the automatic transformation of the design model contents and representations from the architectural domain to the structural domain, and remote visualization and interaction by Java applet and the Java3D technology.

An inclusivist conception entails a vastly larger architectural domain of objects and areas of practice and inquiry.

The DogOnt project mentions an extension to the architectural domain for the proposed system but does not implement it.

In addition to a traditional set of questions applied to the architectural domain, architectural ethics also addresses problems special to the discipline and practice as shaped by its social, public, practical, and artistic nature.

Abstractist alternatives follow a well-worn path in aesthetics (Kivy 1983; Dodd 2007; critics include S. Davies 1991; Trivedi 2002; Kania 2008; D. Davies 2009) and accommodate an expansive architectural domain that includes historical, fantasy, and unbuilt works.