Sentence examples for natural architecture from inspiring English sources

"Mike and I have done some preliminary tests on nature spots and it's amazing how far simplicity takes you, when you let nature do most of the work and accentuate certain parts of natural architecture," Winslow says.

The liver slices contain all cell types of the liver in their natural architecture.

He enthuses about the places his job takes him to, pointing across his wooden boat: "The coast south of Vieste, with its natural architecture and the colours of the marine caves.

Histology and scanning electron microscopy examination of the two scaffolds revealed a well-oriented porous decellularized structure that maintained natural architecture of the aorta.

As in vitro model system the precision-cut liver slice model was used, in which all liver cell types are present in their natural architecture.

Herein, 3D cylindrical scaffolds were designed to mimic the natural architecture of hollow bones, and to allow nutrient exchange and bone neovascularization.

Accordingly, bioinspired devices and structures, proposed as suitable functional analogous of natural architectures, are analysed.

Many of the complex natural architectures, such as shells, bones, and honeycombs, have been studied to imitate the design and fabrication of materials with improved hardness and stiffness.

Recent studies show that protein engineering strategies which step away from these natural architectures, that is by manipulating the organization of domains and modules thus mimicking nonhomologous recombination, are highly effective in producing complex and sophisticated functions in terms of both molecular recognition and regulation.

The visit was extraordinary: hospitality, restaurants, shops, natural beauty, architecture, weather.

On the ground floor visitors will find "the present," represented by displays about the natural environment, architecture and cities.