Sentence examples for functional surroundings from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, I'm on the constant lookout for a replacement: I've liked Yuzu in Manchester, Dinings in Marylebone (another ex-Nobu itamae), the glittery oddness of Yashin Ocean House, the functional surroundings but pristine fish at Atari-Ya.

To sit at Li's side for an hour or two, amid the dreary, functional surroundings of his workplace, as he navigates the Technicolor fantasy world he earns his living in, is to understand that gold farming isn't just another outsourced job.

In the functional surroundings of a state prosecutor's office in the Bavarian city of Augsburg, reporters were allowed a first glimpse of the lost works of celebrated masters such as Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse, which have been found in a sensational cache of more than 1,400 pieces of art looted by the Nazis and kept hidden for more than 70 years.

The Meta-Game of Life is "Persist as long as possible by integrating information flow and functional engagement with the surroundings".

Interior architecture education is aimed at creating highly eloquent individuals who are capable of versatile thinking, interpreting their environment by perception, who would be able to design functional products compatible to the surroundings.

Microglia, as the resident innate immune cells in the CNS, are the surveyors of the brain, constantly moving and scanning their surroundings for damaged neurons, functional state of synapses, plaques and foreign antigens (see review [47], [48]).

Architects come up with original ideas for creating well-designed structures that complement their surroundings and suit their functional purpose.

To investigate functional properties of lymphoid aggregates and its surroundings observed in salivary glands of patients with Sjögren's syndrome and in in vitro systems combined with serological analysis of blood and saliva.

Functional problems concerned cognitive function (difficulty knowing the day of the week, finding the way home and/or recognising relatives/caregivers), mobility (being unable to move about in the immediate surroundings), and ADL capacity.

The first state is described by the tuple {1,1 , 1,1}, at which all four components are functional and the SN can both sense its surroundings and communicate wirelessly.

Such findings have implications in understanding the genomic consequences and functional response of cardiac myocytes to their ECM surroundings under conditions of disease.