Sentence examples for architecture to respond from inspiring English sources
Instead of allowing architecture to respond imaginatively to the changing city, these buildings stick glumly to the lowest common denominator of taste.
Bone is not an inert structure but a living and metabolic active tissue, which undergoes continuous remodeling throughout life, to allow bone architecture to respond to mechanical stress, consisting in bone tissue renewal to replace old bone tissue with new bone matrix.
There were so many toys to play with here: studios, a video-viewing room, and this weirdo architecture to respond to.
Increasingly, companies are adopting service-oriented architectures to respond to rapid changes in the market.
This step is to increase the reusability of each segment and understandability of the overall architecture and to respond to the dynamically changing environment and requirement more easily.
Three issues will feature prominently: the design of IMF-supported programmes in Asia and Russia, the international financial architecture, and how to respond to the immediate crisis without doing further damage to the international system.
This raises questions about the mu rhythm's open neural architecture and ability to respond to cognitive, affective, and motor imagery, implying an even greater developmental and functional role than has previously been ascribed to it.
Dean Mitchell described Princeton's choice as "roughly the equivalent of requiring all e-mail to be written in Shakespearean English" and said it signaled "an astonishing lack of interest in architecture's capacity to respond innovatively and critically to the conditions of our own time and place".
The architecture also needed to respond in real-time and allow for quick changes.
Alastair Donald and Austin Williams are two architecture critics who wanted to respond to critics of urbanisation.
There are many unknowns to the project, but by limiting our thoughts, we limit architecture and its ability to respond to the trials and tribulations of a challenging future.
