Sentence examples for obscure architecture from inspiring English sources

Dazzling shimmer is a common effect, whether in Kira Lynn Harris's surprisingly effective less-is-more "Waterfall," a strip of silver Mylar lining a stairwell; Dianna Frid's obscure architecture installation; or Kristian Kozul's flamboyant mirrored and silver-gilt wheelchair, from his "Discoware" series.

China's obscure state architecture has attracted attention before, with the China Central Television headquarters being nicknamed The Big Underpants.

Many prior studies used fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) analysis for this detection, but FISH may have disadvantages including signal decay and dark-field examination that may obscure tissue architecture.

+ The 2017 Pritzker Prize was awarded to the obscure Spanish architecture firm, RCR Arquitectes.

Also in Seven Dials is Philippe Malouin's "Bunting," a captivating series of 60 lines of transparent, colorless PVC flags, hanging above Earlham Street, that appear and disappear with changing light and sky conditions, and which celebrate the area without obscuring its architecture.

They say that large and garish awnings create an atmosphere of chaos, obscure the distinctive architecture of many blocks, and fuel a frenzied competition among storekeepers to outdo their neighbors with even bigger and busier signs.

However, there are biases common to all these methods that may obscure the genetic architecture of adaptation during invasion, or to climate change signals (Moran and Alexander 2014).

The awesome fluency of Schiff 's technique can rob such magisterial music of its vaulting architecture, obscured by his relentless idiosyncrasies.

The inflammatory cell infiltrates obscured the basic architecture of the tumor, and immunohistochemistry was required to arrive at the proper diagnosis.

Large white aggregates obscured the renal architecture (glomeruli, distal convoluted tubules and collecting tubules) in all individuals but inflammation was minimal.

The cells formed ill-defined areas of papillae that filled the alveolar space and partly obscured the alveolar architecture.