Reinforced Concrete Wide-Beam Frames (WBF) are a common architectural solution in Mediterranean countries.
Adachi's computational work defined the term and revealed that bidirectional gene (BDG) organization is a common architectural feature of the human genome.
However, several studies have shown that BDGPs are a type of compact gene organization that is a common architectural feature of the genomes of higher organisms [ 4– 6, 17, 18].
Chortens, or stupas, small shrines built originally to house sacred relics, are also a common architectural sight in Bhutan; their designs range from simple square structures to large, multilayered pyramidal shapes.
Adapting precedents to generate novel designs is a common procedure in architectural design.
The night illumination design was a common contemporary Chicago architectural theme, seen also in the Wrigley Building, the Jewelers Building, the Palmolive Building, the LaSalle-Wacker Building, and the Tribune Tower.
"It's a fairly large leap, in terms of deductive reasoning, to assume that because they share a common architectural platform, this variant is also state-sponsored," said Will Gragido of RSA, a security firm, who has studied Flame but has not yet analyzed Gauss.
Surprisingly, from our two-dimensional electron microscopy data, a common architectural plan for the two complexes could not be deduced.
Indeed, heavy staff turnover is a common consequence of major capital projects, so common that a recent article in Architectural Record magazine called it the "new building syndrome".
DA macroforms, LA deposits, and sandy bedforms are the most common architectural elements in PB facies (Miall 1996).
