Sentence examples for of urban evolution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sitchin himself represents a remarkable feat of urban evolution that often goes unnoticed.

Watching Olympic gymnastics is "almost like a reminder, like an alarm clock went off," said Salil Maniktahla, owner of Urban Evolution gyms in suburban Washington.

Now, nearly a half-century later, New York is home to the most high-profile attack on the movement yet: in a recent exhibition at the New Museum, the architect Rem Koolhaas accused preservationists of aimlessly cherry-picking the past; of destroying people's complex sense of urban evolution; and, most damningly, of bedding down with private developers to create gentrified urban theme parks.

There are suggestions that at the very least this is evidence of urban evolution and self-organisation, and that it could even help us to build cities which have the capacity for self-improvement.

The research presented in this paper has analyzed 50 years of urban evolution in Italy and noted a considerable difference of geographic patterns of settlement growth compared to other countries of the World.

The study's approach, which combines scenario-based urban simulation modeling and landscape metrics, is shown to be effective in representing, understanding, and predicting the spatial temporal dynamics and patterns of urban evolution, including urban expansion trends.

Variances to policy likely reflect decades of dynamic urban evolution and the changing composition of commercial environments throughout the city.

The strategic act, she noted, should feature dynamic citizen input, and accept the unpredictability and discontinuities of American urban evolution.

While the individual components of the DAnCE4Water model (i.e. modules for simulation of urban development, societal dynamics and evolution/performance of water infrastructure) have been developed elsewhere, this paper presents their integration into a single model.

Dr. Munshi-South has joined the ranks of a small but growing number of field biologists who study urban evolution -- not the rise and fall of skyscrapers and neighborhoods, but the biological changes that cities bring to the wildlife that inhabits them.

"We should think in terms of the city's urban evolution rather than large-scale development".