We argue that an emphasis should be laid upon a neat development architecture.
The relatively high degree of flexibility within the L2 region may be a prerequisite for specific Hb binding to IsdBN1, supporting a "folding upon binding" model which is often observed for intrinsically disordered regions of proteins, and the plasticity of Hb-binding NEAT domain architectures.
It lies a short drive from the charming Cape Dutch architecture and neat lawns of Port Elizabeth's plusher areas like Summerstrand.
The conclusion, when it comes, is morally satisfying and plausibly complex: there is no betrayal of the novel's architecture for a neat ending.
"As a visual landmark, its a neat piece of 20th century architecture that will be missed on that corner," she said.
Overall, the IsdBN1 structure adopts a characteristic immunoglobin (Ig) β-sandwich-like-fold that is comprised of two antiparallel five-stranded β-sheets similar but not identical to the architecture of other NEAT domains (see Figure 2).
Check whether the space features large amount of space, modern architecture, lush green and appease surroundings, neat and tidy atmosphere, adequate security systems are installed and many other such vital requirements.
For all the XL1's otherworldliness – hyper-aerodynamic shape, carbon-fibre architecture, rear-view monitor screens – its neatest trick may be how familiar it feels to drive.
The other, particularly pertinent in the context of women in architecture, is a cutaway illustration of a neat, compact family home Prizeman designed in 1959.
The overall architecture of our Solar System is too neat and tidy, and the ages of its members too uniform, to be the result of chaotic events or haphazard circumstances.
So neat are its sober grey streets, so handsome its architecture, so prim and perfect its gardens, I can hardly imagine fiery old John Knox in St John's Kirk all those centuries ago, kickstarting the Scottish reformation.
