Sentence examples for host of the architecture from inspiring English sources

Host of the architecture is of the functional, mass-produced brand of the last 20 years.

Last spring Columbia University was the host of an architecture conference on the subject, and its proceedings are being published by Princeton Architectural Press.

Comparison of the host range and the architecture of the duplicated domains in the N-terminus of the tail fiber proteins suggests that the Xoo phages may need additional components for adsorption.

Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud made an episode of the architecture show "deliberately designed to get people as drunk as possible" after discovering its fans had invented a drinking game based on it.

We propose a forensic framework for data acquisition and analysis on the host system as the second part of the architecture, as depicted on the right side of Fig. 1.

In the setting of transcriptional regulation, there are a host of regulatory architectures both in prokaryotes and eukaryotes which require the interaction of sequences on the DNA that are not adjacent [4] [7].

For detailed coverage of the architecture of East Asia, see Chinese architecture; Japanese architecture; and Korean architecture.

Antibody engineering includes the introduction of the antibody combining site (variable regions) into a host of architectures including bi and multi-specific formats that further impact the therapeutic properties leading to further advantages and successes in patient treatment.

The Museum of Architectural Drawing in Berlin hosts an exhibition on the architecture of anime.

Thus far, the AbSV-abalone association represents the only reported case of incorporation of host macromolecular architecture and heterogeneous genetic materials into a virus-like particle that impairs host-cell physiological function.

Observations on associated histopathology revealed large number of sporogonial stages with high invasive damage resulting in destruction of host tissue architecture and spreading of infective forms into the lumen of infected organs.