Sentence examples for lost architecture from inspiring English sources

The artists seem obsessed with lost architecture.

"Lost Architecture" presents stills of structures in his homeland; "Dinner with Malevich" is an experimental narrative about art.

Now a new owner of the building, which was declared a landmark in 1998, would like to restore the lost architecture -- but with paint, not with stone.

When you think of lost architecture, maybe you think of the soot-encrusted structures of Pompeii or the enigmatic slabs of Stonehenge.

Among these lost architectures, two of them, peptidase+LysM and C2+LysM, are also present in the genome of Chlamydomonas, suggesting the existence of common ancestors for these LysM proteins in nature.

Unlike current standards of care, electrospun, polyurethane scaffolds do not lose architecture over time.

If you mess his details around, you have lost the architecture".

But in the last 15 years or so, the problem seems to have got even worse, and it seems incontestably true that millions of men have "lost the architecture of manliness but … not replaced it with any new ones".

Hence, this material system contains multiparametric factors that can easily be controlled to modulate the chemical, physical and biological properties of the biomatrix for soft tissue scaffolding and cell presentation to reconstruct lost tissue architecture and physical functionality.

Previous attempts to culture live prostate tissues resulted in poor viability and lost "tissue architecture," the researchers said, making them less than useful for research or therapy development.

Architectural historian Robert L. Thorp points out the scarcity of Han-era archaeological remains, and claims that often unreliable Han-era literary and artistic sources are used by historians for clues about lost Han architecture.