Sentence examples for established architecture from inspiring English sources

May 1, 1764 Fulneck, England September 3, 1820 New Orleans, Louisiana Benjamin Latrobe, in full Benjamin Henry Latrobe (born May 1, 1764, Fulneck, near Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng. died Sept. 3, 1820, New Orleans, La., U.S ., British-born architect and civil engineer who established architecture as a profession in the United States.

The result is a highly complex and firmly established architecture and an array of problems that need rectifying.

One would conjecture that Y-cells would then 'go along for the ride' to fit within the established architecture, in a similar way that the ipsilateral input is hypothesized to do.

Previous studies have suggested that neurovascular congruency in planar tissues such as skin is established through a "one-patterns-the-other" model, in which either the nervous system or the vascular system precedes developmentally and then instructs the other system to form using its established architecture as a template.

The spirocyclic template utilized was designed on the basis of established architectures, and equipped with a mustard alkylating group.

ANY's goal, so far as an outsider could discern one, was to establish architecture on a so-called "discourse-based model".

These new results in combination with illustrative published data show how SAXS combined with high resolution crystal structures efficiently establishes architectures, assemblies, conformations, and unstructured regions for proteins and protein complexes in solution.

After graduating from Columbia University, he established an architecture firm in Venezuela.

He established an architecture firm in Madrid in 1965 and began his teaching career in 1966 at ETSAM.

After his release from jail, he migrated to Palestine in 1934, where he established an architecture firm, despite never having completed his formal studies.

They established an architecture school in the northeastern city of Shenyang and turned their Beijing home into a salon for the city's leading philosophers, poets and artists.