Sentence examples for architectural variation from inspiring English sources

Our system yields sufficient results on facade images of several countries showing its general applicability despite regional and architectural variation in the facades' and windows' appearance.

Here we systematically and computationally investigate the mechanistic and quantitative role of different surface functionalized dopants on the architectural variation of nanoscale graphene by chemical functionalization.

Taking guidance from research on environmental preferences, the present study considers the effects of entropy (aggregate architectural variation) and building height on judgments of restoration likelihood for urban residential streetscapes.

There are a series of morphologically recognised variants that demonstrate either cytological or architectural variation of the characteristic features of classic ILC.

It should be made clear that the nature of this assessment is by no means an assessment of viability, as methodology such as NBT staining but more an assessment of architectural variation which effects x-ray attenuation and, as such, is not limited to quantification of PCD.

With that realization, Ms. Luce came up with the idea of building a spine down the middle of the house, as a kind of structure from which she could explore architectural variations.

This is the view, with a myriad of architectural variations, seen for centuries, from the monastery's 12th-century founder Leopold III, to the invading Turks in the 16th and 17th centuries, to the Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI in the following century, to the Nazis in 1938, and, now, 21st-century visitors in Fiat Puntos and Audis.

Irrespective of architectural variations, perivascular spindle cells exhibited immunopositivity for vimentin, muscular actin, and smooth muscle actin.

These findings may help to explain why in many cases regional trabecular architectural variations seem to lack sufficient sensitivity and specificity for interpreting habitual bending in other bone regions.

Tissue moduli computed using methods that account for inter-site architectural variations did not differ across site (p>0.15), suggesting that the site-specificity in apparent modulus density relationships may be attributed to differences in architecture.

The great range of properties, which can be achieved through compositional as well as architectural variations, makes these aerogels highly attractive for a large range of applications, for which either a specific composition, or a particular pore morphology, or both are required.