His buildings have the complex shapes, with non-repeating elements, that computerised design and construction make possible: no two parts of the Parasol are identical.
It has been known that the complex shape of the 2D band of BLG can be decomposed into four Lorentzian peaks with different Raman frequency shifts attributable to four individual scattering paths in the energy momentum space.
In each gradient zone, industrial estate land had the most complex shape, the lowest area percentage of each zone and the biggest mean patch size, whereas communal facilities land and residential land were opposite to industrial estate land.
Fracture propagation is stopped nearby laser-induced holes due to the complex shape and has to deviate inside the coating to maintain crack propagation (inter-splat cracks).
For the initial sample surface, it was found that the FeL 3 ionization line had the complex fine structure and its shape was fitted by six model component peaks with peak-to-peak distance 2.0 eV (Fig. 14a, b, continuous line 1).
The main consensus of these works is that the stability region often has a complex shape in terms of the parameters of the differential equation.
The background has a complex shape because it is affected by optical aberrations [45] (Fig. S7).
It has a complex shape because the wing of the V-winged orbiter begins to swing away from the fuselage there.
The importance of an alternative functional imaging investigation is even more evident for the RV, which has a complex shape that lends itself poorly for echocardiographic functional assessment.
Additionally we demonstrated that improper orientation can lead to an important increase of the number of clean-up parcels, particularly if feature has a complex shape or if the source feature/parcel feature scale ratio is low.
