Four-layer metamodel structure: the architecture of UML is based on a four-layer structure.
It's been there almost all my life (the temple officially opened in 1956), a forbidden structure, the architecture of which was so impressive, the grounds so well kept, that one couldn't help but want to walk on them.
"If you're anybody who makes things, [van Herpen's] use of materials, her craftsmanship, the structure, the architecture, the incredible complexity of these garments, that's something you can talk about even if you have no interest in fashion, per se," Delphia says.
For example, card sorting, wireframes, and task analyses may be used to structure the architecture of the content and to develop a prototype.
The towers recall the pipes of an organ, Zoroastrian excarnation structures, and the architecture of surveillance.
In Lower Manhattan, the streets are narrow and ancient, and their internal structures mimic the architecture above ground: a mixture of old and new, of remade and jury-rigged.
Many of the structures resembled the architecture of temples in various parts of Asia.
"We don't yet have the legal structures and the architecture both globally and within individual countries to manage them the way that we need to," Obama said.
TRF2B (2 µM) also induced the formation of more condensed DNA structures, but the architecture was distinct from those formed by nucleosomal array fibers (data not shown).
The present structure reveals the architecture of a 13-residue N-terminal segment, visible for the first time among the crystal structures of mammalian TSs.
