Each student will choose a specific typology to interrogate through the design process, investigating how a collection of interior and exterior spaces can obey the structuring systems and formal logics of a typology.
In the end, he concludes, "[e]mbracing collective responsibility undermines the very concept of responsibility itself, for it encourages people to disregard rather than obey the structures of morality" (Reiff 2008, p. 242).
In order to obey the complex structure of the intact ACL, several authors have claimed ACL reconstruction to be more anatomical when both the anteromedial and the posterolateral bundle were replaced independently [84, 85, 86, 87].
Bulk PbS with a rock salt crystal structure obeys the Oh point group symmetry which is inversion symmetric.
A driver for the FC network adapter and the FC target, designed and implemented to support this structure, obeys the SCSI protocol and works in target mode with 200 MB/s bandwidth.
We calculated the degree distribution P (k), which determines the probability of node v with k number of links, where k = 1, 2.This pattern of structure obeys the power law P(k) ∼ k−γ, where γ is a constant called degree exponent indicating the scale-freeness of networks.
They include taking mathematics as meaningless symbol-manipulation (formalism), or as the exploration of what is true in all structures obeying the axioms (structuralism), or as the exploration of what is true in all possible structures obeying the axioms (modal-structuralism).
Since this phenotype obeys the same rules of biological structure as the performing phenotype, as explained above, it has long-term enabling effects on evolution (in addition to short-term ones).
Although the structure is unique, it obeys the same basic principles of favourable β-sheet formation, such as strand twist and length, as those noted for globular proteins.
Models have been developed that indicate that the hierarchical structure of Palmetto wood obeys the linear Rule-of-Mixtures across multiple length scales.
Mike Leigh's Four Days in July, made for Play for Today in 1985, has a structure that almost parodically obeys the concept of "BBC balance" by dividing its time between a Catholic and a Protestant couple expecting their first child.
