Sentence examples for in response to architecture from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rudenstine sent his letter in response to architecture critic Michael Kimmelman's recent critique in The Times of the library's plan to bring a circulating library into its Fifth Avenue flagship building.

In response to the architecture of a particular interior, he might produce floor-to-ceiling verticals or he might outline closed forms like parallelograms, rhombuses or triangles.

Covent Garden's piazza will be taken over by dance artist Cecilia Bengolea to create a new video series combining Jamaican dancehall movement with classically trained dancers in response to the architecture and atmosphere of the famous market.

This signal trend was matched with an up-regulation in AKT, suggesting the ability of cells to manage high stress signals in response to 3-D CP architecture and that 3-D CP scaffolds are necessary for studies simulating a natural trabecular bone organization.

If there is a gradient, is it the reason for the non-random distribution of chromosomes or is it established in response to such a nuclear architecture?

Software-Defined Networking (SDN) architecture has emerged in response to limitations of traditional networking architectures in satisfying today's complex networking needs.

Whereas a small indie can chop and change their product quickly in response to player feedback, an architecture-obsessed Studio B often ends up spending an inordinate amount of time explaining why things can't be done without breaking everything.

He provoked controversy recently when he suggested that a cancer patient was cured by a regimen of vegetable juice and coffee enemas.Whether the royal brow furrows in response to technological innovations or contemporary architecture, the prince's theme appears to be a fear of modernity.

Spiders alter web architecture in response to many environmental factors.

Comparison of the biofilms in the respective situations in Figs. 5 and 6 reveals differences in their architecture in response to different substrates.

The heart actively remodels architecture in response to various physiological and pathological conditions.