Sentence examples for architectural reaction from inspiring English sources

In the mid-20th century, the industrial park — which was pioneered by Stanford University — was considered an architectural reaction to the polluted and noisy factories of the industrial city.

The S. aureus group of animals (a) showed more prominent periosteal reaction, architectural distortion of the metaphyseal cancellous bone, widening of the tibial shaft, and a completely open cortical window (large arrow).

Here, in an effort to design a more effective procedure for the in situ consolidation of earthen architectural remains, the alkaline reaction of clay-rich earth used in the construction of the Alhambra (Spain) was studied.

Here, we investigate the architectural phenotype and stromal reaction of melanoma brain metastasis in mice and humans.

For implementing the adaptations of software systems, an autonomous agent-based approach is adopted, in which autonomous agents are used to plan the achievement of architectural goals and cascade reactions caused by changes via using architectural style-specific knowledge and behavior rules defined for agents.

(3) To assess in vivo the cytological and 3-D micro-architectural differences in skin reaction types between doubtful positive ACD and ICD.

Her husband had pointed to some architectural detail and looked to see her reaction.

They also emphasised that these findings indicate that tumour budding is a dynamic process under genetic control and not merely the result of architectural disruption caused by a host immune reaction at the tumour margin (Jass et al, 2003).

Remote interactions dominate substrate positioning at stereochemistry suitable for peptide-bond formation and elaborate architectural-design guides the processivity of the reaction by rotatory motion.

It compared the architectural profession's nonchalance to its lack of reaction in the 1960s, when building owners were ripping cornices off Louis Sullivan buildings.

The mixed public reaction contrasts sharply with the response from architectural critics.