Sentence examples for architecture gender from inspiring English sources
'Women Shaping Our World: Architecture, Gender and Space' (Saturday) Four women in architecture will discuss how structures today reflect the work of women in the field.
You follow it on many levels at once — rhythm, spatial architecture, gender, body language — and, like Stravinsky himself, hear the music better in consequence.
After controlling for genetic architecture and gender, we replicated rs300774 (p = 0.012), near ACP1 (acid phosphatase 1), the top predictor of suicide attempts in the BD study.
Understanding olfaction and space may also be necessary to understand how sexual selection created a specific architecture of gender differences in spatial cognition, both in humans and other species.
Victoria Rosner specializes in modernist literature and culture, with particular interests in architecture and design, gender and sexuality studies, and life writing.
Another test was carried out to verify the functionality of the proposed two-level architecture comprising the gender recognizer and of the emotional speech classifier.
That's why the effort we have been making for a new gender architecture for the UN is so important.
Sharon Marcus specializes in the literature of nineteenth-century England and France, with an emphasis on the novel, theater and performance, architecture and urbanism, and gender and sexuality.
More than 300 NGOs have united under the acronym Gear (Gender Equality Architecture Reform) to push for governments and the UN secretary general to set up the new super-agency.
She reminds us of so much that has been achieved, and alerts us to changes in gender equality architecture at a European level that would make Richard Littlejohn's eyes pop out.
This approach included bringing together insights from architecture, anthropology, cultural and gender studies, literature and cinema, and thinking about the ambiguities and cross-overs between Architecture-as-Art, craft processes and the local reception and appropriation of Modern Architecture against older patterns of building.
