Sentence examples for architecture characterised from inspiring English sources
The exterior is in a style known as neo-mudéjar, a 19th-century revival of Moorish architecture, characterised by striped stone arches and ornate tile and brickwork.
Canopy architecture, characterised by the extinction coefficient (k), was less sensitive to water stress than canopy expansion or senescence with a conservative value of 0.74.
The reconstructed fault geometries and kinematics document a NW SE strike-slip fault system having dextral motion in the Mt. Overlord area, which evolves into a more complex structural architecture characterised by transtensional deformations in the Mt. Melbourne area, where volcanism is still active.
Jiang et al. (2011) exposed C. carpio individuals to 10 μg/l MC-LR for 14 days, and the results included some liver histopathological changes, such as slight swelling of hepatic cells and partially dissolved parenchymal architecture characterised by vacuolar degeneration with damage of the nuclei (pyknosis, karyolysis).
Military engineers from the Guadalajara Academy in Spain mapped out the streets, where they merged eclectic design with classical architecture, characterised by sober and elegant lines.
Ecclesiastical architecture ranged from a synthesis of Hiberno Saxon monasticism, to Early Christian basilica and architecture characterised by pilaster-strips, blank arcading, baluster shafts and triangular headed openings.
Colonial architecture characterises many buildings in Darjeeling, exemplified by several mock Tudor residences, Gothic churches, the Raj Bhawan, Planters' Club and various educational institutions.
The vernacular Icelandic architecture is characterised by turf walls and sod roofs.
The architecture is characterised by the use of salt blocks, taken from the nearby salty lakes.
Contemporary architecture is characterised by immense diversity of technical and technological solutions, in particular as regards aesthetics and composition.
The vernacular Mediterranean architecture was characterised by passive solutions able to ensure thermal comfort conditions in the built environment during the hot season.
