Guarini's longitudinal churches of which the most spectacular was Santa Maria della Divina Providenza, in Lisbon, destroyed by earthquake in 1755 with their veiled light sources and interwoven spaces, served as models for much of the church development in central Europe.
Non-conceptual knowledge is ultimately interwoven with bodily space, movement, and perception.
The working middle class is clearly established between these spaces, interwoven by trade and services that support the Harbor and tourist area.
The cuticle of the cap (known as the pileipellis) is between 8 10 µm thick, and is made of a loose textura intricata, a type of tissue in which the hyphae are irregularly interwoven with distinct spaces between them.
It's easier for wealthier neighborhoods, interwoven with green open space, to equate nature advocacy with neighborhood defense, while more easily affording the extra costs of green buildings and organic food, than it is for poor neighborhoods, whether in the city or the suburbs.
Results from search engine literature suggest that most users do not switch away from the default view into verticals, and the major search engines are moving to "blended" or "universal" search in which hits from different parts of the vertical space are interwoven with one another and act as an entree into the more specific type of search.
Although public spaces are often designed for certain activities, existence of unplanned spaces seemed interwoven in the cityscape, some in the form of „leftover spaces‟, including under the flyovers and bridges, which offers abundance of opportunities.
He became intrigued by the city's churches and how the history of these spaces was interwoven with Neapolitan worship, saints and tourists.
The medullary exipulum (middle tissue layer) is thick (200 600 µm) and made of textura intricata, a tissue layer made of irregularly interwoven hyphae with distinct spaces between the hyphae.
