Sentence examples for of architectural integrity from inspiring English sources

Berlage's work inspired Mies's own love for brick, and the Dutch master's philosophy inspired Mies's credo of "architectural integrity" and "structural honesty".

They represent a genre of holiday experience which sophisticated Brits are rather snooty about these days, but in Greg's eyes they have "social history value"; they are prettier than static caravan parks; and at Penlan, the vintage cabins even have a modicum of architectural integrity.

Bone is one of the most important tissues both for maintenance of architectural integrity and metabolic activity, which undergoes continuous remodeling.

These alterations can create an immunological chaos that could lead to loss of architectural integrity of cells and tissues ultimately leading to chronic conditions or cancers [ 130].

However, as we recently suggested [4, 8] oxidative stress-induced loss of architectural integrities and function of immune-privileged tissues (e.g., BBB, neuroretina, cornea, CNS, uterus, testis) could shift these immune-protected (ignorance) tissues to induction of local immune-responsiveness in the direction of neurodegenerative diseases or multistep carcinogenesis.

A Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller-style marriage of glamour to architectural integrity.

The mitochondrial-dependent biosynthetic pathways of protein synthesis and metabolism of essential branched chain amino acids for architectural integrity of cells, anchoring or contact inhibition, in all likelihood occur after birth of individuals.

Together, these results support the structure-led model of thymic involution, whereby the degradation of the architectural integrity of the thymus leads to reduced function.

"The extension retains a remarkable degree of cohesion because of its architectural integrity and diversity of 19th- and early-20th-century architectural styles," the commission's chairman, Robert B. Tierney, said in a statement.

It is the maintenance of the architectural integrity and function of the two surfaces which traditionally distinguish normal from aberrant cells.

But the process is respectful of their architectural integrity and "recycles" the buildings, rather than destroying them, he said.