Sentence examples for architecture association from inspiring English sources

His service was acknowledged with an award from a Japanese architecture association, which praised him for displaying an architect's sense of mission based on deeply rooted human love.

Mammographic features that are commonly associated with malignancy include changes from a previous mammogram, distortion of the surrounding tissue architecture, association with less-dense tissue and calcifications, and the presence of more than ten calcifications in the lesion.

In addition to his 1996 Pritzker Prize, Moneo accepted the Antonio Feltrinelli Prize from the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome (1998), the Royal Gold Medal by the Royal Institute of British Architects (2003), the Gold Medal of Spanish Architecture from the Council of the Architecture Associations of Spain (2006), and the Prince of Asturias Award for the Arts (2012).

The receptor is dynamic in terms of its overall architecture and association with the peroxisomal membrane.

Strata flanking the outer- and inner-bend margin of the channel show important differences in lithofacies, architecture and association with channel-fill strata.

Firstly, it was organised as part of a faculty induction program conducted by 'National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture' in association with 'Council of Architecture' at a regional level.

Mitochondria are shaped into tubules through their internal membrane organization, including cristae architecture, proper association between the different membranes, segregation of proteins into distinct membrane domains, and interactions with other organelles.

Information about the genetic architecture and associations with evolutionary fitness permit inferences about these evolutionary forces.

This implies that histone behavior is associated with promoter architecture, although this association has so far been found only in the case of H3K9ac, and the extent of such associations is unclear.

We also observed that, in a contextual network prepared from domain architectures operonic associations and physical interactions, Thg1 occupies a position comparable to two other structurally unrelated but catalytically similar nucleotidyltransferase domains (Fig. 2), namely the CCA-adding enzyme/poly A polymerase and the RNA ligase.

These stimuli result in covalent modifications of the DNA that do not alter in any way the nucleotide-based genetic code, and of many of the DNA-associated proteins; they also result in a change in the architecture of the association.