Sentence examples for architecture in both from inspiring English sources
The objectives of this paper are to investigate the type of structural models that have been applied in architectural curriculum in selected schools of architecture in both countries and evaluate the level of emphasis in incorporating sustainability knowledge in the curriculum.
Wall paintings are integral to architecture, in both a material and aesthetic sense.
Vaux's early works carried on this line of Hudson River School architecture in both mansions and more modest structures.
Results showed correction of epidermal architecture in both OTCs and regenerated skin grafts.
In summary, PTH therapy dramatically improved cancellous bone mass and architecture in both axial and appendicular sites.
Histopathology studies revealed that similar glomerular and tubular pathological architecture in both cisplatin per se and cisplatin plus metformin group.
The rationale for this new perspective stems from the parallels between the underlying decision-making architectures in both societal systems and distributed engineered systems.
Immunohistochemical analysis of the kidneys showed secretion of renin occurring in the donor but not in the recipient twin, more intense expression of angiotensin II receptor type 1 in the donor, and modifications of renal architectures in both twins.
The present study pursues a multi-scale numerical modelling approach, to verify the important effect for different cellular architectures in both sclerenchyma categories on the stiffness of these tissues and the entire peduncle.
Nine input and three output parameters are used to train and test various neural network architectures in both multiple output and single output prediction paradigms using the available experimental datasets.
The biofilm architectures in both supports were completely different: on the glass slides only aggregates of L. pentosus and yeasts without any polymeric matrix surrounding them were found while on the skin of the fruits, true mature biofilms were observed.
