His architectural firm, the Hillier Group, designed Bowen Hall, the striking material science laboratory building in the heart of the Princeton University campus.
But there was a striking emphasis on science and business, too.
He was motivated by many things: religious faith, love of the old masters, a striking interest in science and his passion for the austere landscape and shorelines of his beloved Catalonia.
This stalled debate, one with little room for nuance, ambivalence or moral shadings, is particularly striking because reproductive science and medicine are changing almost daily, analysts and ethicists say.
The study was so striking that the journal Science immediately accepted it for publication last December.Does that sound encouraging?
Craig said the novel, a "striking mixture" of thriller, science fiction and literary tour-de-force, "takes off like a rocket", with influences ranging from Laurence Sterne to Ursula le Guin.
But it is striking that as the science of global warming has got more certain, the climate change warnings more dire, and the political promises more ambitious, there has been no evident attempt to challenge this culture, under Labour or Conservative chancellors.
In particular, curriculum guidelines in Taiwan bear a striking resemblance to the science teaching standards developed by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (2009) and the National Research Council (1996) in the United States (see also DeBoer 2000).
Drosophilid fruit flies have provided science with striking cases of behavioral adaptation and genetic innovation.
Girls, in particular, have made striking gains in math and science, and math scores over all have improved consistently from the 1970's through 1999.
