Sentence examples for circulatory architecture from inspiring English sources
Diffuse (fragmentary) development and subsequent piecemeal assembly of the pulmonary vascular system may explicate the fabrication of a complex circulatory architecture that grants cross-current, counter-current, and multicapillary serial arterialization designs in the exchange tissue of the avian lung.
A year later, Massachussetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania cracked the printing of circulatory architecture using sugar.
A year later, the Massachussetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania cracked the printing of circulatory architecture using sugar.
Not even Saarinen's TWA terminal draws richer spatial textures out of architecture's circulatory systems.
Ms. Chouinard is obsessed with the body, the delicate architecture of its circulatory, muscular and skeletal structures, and its more practical functions.
This situation can be explained in part by the architecture of the circulatory system and the natural routes of blood flow.
The results demonstrate that circulating cells function as a surveillance system that monitors larval tissues for damage, and that adhesive capture, an important mechanism of recruitment of circulating cells to inflammatory sites in vertebrates, is shared by insects and vertebrates despite the vastly different architectures of their circulatory systems.
This chapter starts with a description of the arterial and venous architecture, including the extracranial origins and sources of circulatory redundance, followed by a discussion of the better known aspects of vascular innervation.
Another distinctive mark of architecture among the artforms is its nontraditional status as a narrative medium: the design of circulatory pathways allows architectural objects to communicate a sequence of events through the movement of visitors or inhabitants.
Another scientific challenge to traditional philosophy of architecture emerges in environmental psychology, which identifies ways that environmental factors such as color, shape, light, and circulatory pattern shape our visual reactions and behavioral patterns within and around the built environment.
