Sentence examples for architecture belongs from inspiring English sources

While such Mughal architecture belongs in style and conception to the same school as medieval buildings in northern India, a unique innovation in Bangladesh has been the translation into brick and mortar of the sloping four-sided thatched roof found in the countryside.

Following a biologically inspired approach, this vision architecture belongs to a larger sensorimotor loop.

When Batteux (1746) suggests that architecture belongs to the family of artforms, he present this designation with utility still the driving force proposing that while architecture flourishes out of necessity, it is taste that perfects its art.

This iron-finger motif lies ∼20 Å from the catalytic cleft (see below) and its architecture belongs to the 1Fe-0S cluster.

It is proposed a new and systematic methodology to design a cryptographic architecture belonging to the special class of ciphers called Self Synchronizing Stream Ciphers SSSCC).

Vogue had claimed an exclusive on the opening of the Royalton and Blueprint's editor, Deyan Sudjic, argued that architecture belonged to the city, so my story went ahead.

Using different porphyrin-based donors in four sets, it was found the best hybrid architectures belong the donors containing metal and alkyl group and those exposed the solvents.

Thus, we illustrate this methodology by deriving expressions of performance for two different consumer graphic architectures belonging to the more recent generations.

Remarkably, most of the GPCR complex architectures belong to GRAFS families and are mostly diversified and conserved within metazoans.

The only architecture that belongs here has to be strong, simple, practical and reliable.

Perhaps the best thing about the place, though, and the very reason I noticed it in Teenage Fanclub's photo, is the architecture, which belongs to a style known as Googie or Coffee Shop Modern.