Modernist architectural dogma dismisses composition as effete fussiness and emphasizes the expression of structure, but Meier doesn't seem to care.
He countered suggestions that it was unrelated to the famous projects by explaining that it shares an external expression of structure.
Disappointment with the design revolved largely around the idea that the architects had retreated from the prevailing tenets of modernism -- relation of form to function and interior space; expression of structure and materials -- and instead had indulged a preoccupation with style, ornamentation, theatrical effects and historical reference.
Completed in 1977, three years after Kahn's death, it achieves its distinction "by modest and subtle means," says Jules David Prown, the center's first director: "perfect proportions, sensitively matched materials, honest expression of structure".
The strongest spatial pattern occurs in epithalamus (grey), followed by cerebellum (red), striatum (brown) and midbrain (green). is used to study correlated expression of structured Atlas probes in the entire brain.
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Aberrant expression of glycan structures as well as occurrence of truncated structures, precursors, or novel structures of glycan may affect ligand-receptor interactions and thus interfere with regulation of cell adhesion, migration, and proliferation.
He taught his students to regard architectural forms not as purely abstract shapes or expressions of structure and function but as a means of exploring relationships between public and private space.
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Application of N-acetyl-d-mannosamine leads to the expression of sialyl Lewisx structures and to binding to selectins.
