Sentence examples for architectural makeup from inspiring English sources

The architectural makeup of flower primordia, which gives rise to the plant's reproductive organs, resembles that of the SAM with the main difference that stem cell activity is switched off in flowers after generation of a species-specific number of organs.

Furthermore, specific cell responses were observed to be different on ECM materials from different tissues of origin and were connected to the unique biochemical and architectural makeup of each type of ECM [ 2, 4].

Osteoporosis is a disease condition broadly described as a generalized decrease in bone mass and associated decline in the architectural makeup of bone tissue, with a resultant decrease in bone strength and an increased risk in the incidence of bone fractures [ 1, 2].

For "Starkitecture" on Page 170, Philips collaborated with the photographer Mark Segal and the stylist David Vandewal to showcase this season's highly structured silhouettes; to build on the effect, he "went for constructive, architectural-inspired makeup" -- all Chanel, of course.

In these, Sherman harks back to Hollywood actors of the 1920s and 30s: strong women with rigid faces and tight makeup, architectural poses with a hand on hip or cigarette held to the mouth, their imperious eyes staring down the viewer.

To remove any excess color, comb through them again with clear mascara.; The Look: Groucho Club: Big brows have been in for the past few seasons, but this time around they're "strong and shapely -- more stark and architectural," says Pati Dubroff, the celebrity makeup artist for Dior.

This paper, focusing on the architectural remains, attempts to assess their architectonic makeups.

But with the makeup beige and the runny-looking fabrics, the collection seemed less architectural than in need of a transfusion.

Reed Krakoff said he wanted to inject subtle curves and roundness into his spring collection, in makeup shades, and he described the desired effect as clean and architectural.

It is a calculated, even arrogant kind of nothingness, the architectural equivalent, Prada hopes, of a woman beautiful enough to risk showing up at a gala without a bit of makeup.

Architectural illustration.