Sentence examples for architecture to which from inspiring English sources

His room at All Souls was filled not just with books on philosophy, his morning work, but increasingly with works on art and architecture, to which he devoted his afternoons.

The proteinaceous and nonproteinaceous components of the ECM provide the tissue specific, extracellular architecture to which cells attach.

So the Copenhagen-Cancún climate regime does not look like the model architecture to which environmentalists have for so long adhered.

At the same time, Hollamby was influenced by the modernist movement in architecture to which two of his favourite lecturers, Arthur Ling and Alex Lowe, belonged, and joined the Modern Architectural Research Group MARSS).

Functional RNAs like ribozymes, riboswitches, or guide RNAs can fold into intricate three-dimensional architectures to which dynamics adds an additional layer of functional adaptability.

Our approach follows the centralized SON (CSON) architecture, according to which there is a centralized node that oversees operation of all small cells and controls their behavior.

He and his firm, besides giving NYC many beautiful buildings, helped to elevate the idea of city architecture to civic architecture, which the public could enjoy, and which could symbolize the city.

If we are to achieve this, he believes, we are going to have to rediscover traditional approaches to architecture, which developed over millennia, and were abandoned in a so-called "progressive" modern age.

It should be easy to imagine the architecture of the home to which it belongs.

With it, he sought to counter the functionalist dogmas to which architecture remained subject throughout the postwar decades.

The database reveals the extent to which British architecture has benefited from the slave trade.