Sentence examples for architectural loss from inspiring English sources

For many, the most breathtaking architectural loss was the nine-story Dharahara Tower, which was built in 1832 on the orders of the queen.

Those who have completed the tour, and have been saddened by an architectural loss of such immensity, might appreciate a bit of cheering up.

News of a facade collapse on Tuesday at the former O'Neill & Company dry-goods emporium conjured images of significant architectural loss.

This 'beautiful house with its elaborate carving' became the Bristol Mint in 1695, and was considered to be Bristol's greatest architectural loss of the Second World War.

EVERYONE has a "Lost New York," to riff on Nathan Silver's influential book of 1967 cataloging New York's architectural losses.

Contrary to our prediction that protection should have favored ecosystem stability, we found that communities subjected to conservation measures (especially within the marine protected area) exhibited the greatest variation toward architectural complexity loss.

Patricia Gay of the Preservation Resource Center called it "a terrible architectural and historical loss," a sentiment echoed by other preservationists.

Associated features included upper lobe volume loss, architectural distortion and traction bronchiectasis (Figs. 1, 2, 3 and 4).

Mammography in oblique views showing global asymmetry with increased parenchymal density, architectural distortion and loss of volume in the left side Open image in new window Fig. 7 A 42-year-old woman with ILC. a and b Cranio-caudal and oblique views showing an irregular mass, with spiculated margins and isodense to parenchyma.

In Case 1 and 2, upper lobe volume loss, architectural distortion and traction bronchiectasis were also prominent.

The tumor cells are per definition high grade and are usually associated with significant architectural disorder like loss of polarity and maturation [ 1].