Sentence examples for territorial architecture from inspiring English sources
The final results extracted by the factor analysis will attempt to identify how certain gender attitudes are dependent or not of the territorial architecture.
This suggests a territorial arrangement of nuclear architecture, which is supported by the finding that heterochromatic regions and repressed genes tend to be associated with the nuclear lamina, whereas active chromatin is moved away from the lamina [152,153].
Finally in 1181, at the age of 61, he was crowned king of a reconstituted Khmer empire and began a brilliant reign of more than 30 years, during which he brought the empire to its zenith, both in terms of territorial expansion and of royal architecture and construction.
In spite of the long tradition of studies on the Neolithic and the monumental architectures in Brittany, the analysis of the territorial behaviour of human communities for this period remains underexploited.
Weighing in at a staggering 21,196 kilometres long and with over 2,300 years under its belt, the Great Wall is the world's most awe inspiring feat of ancient defensive architecture, built by multiple dynasties to protect different territorial borders.
Elements of the Obama administration's new U.S. four-stage territorial defense system may well provide a critical core for the effort, but the ultimate architecture and the division of labor sustaining it should be an equally balanced three-legged stool.
This proposal deals with the study of the architecture of the Order of Malta in Prague and it wants to structure a project of knowledge for a territorial and cultural heritage.
Are city hawks territorial?
Humans are territorial, O.K..
Latent territorial claims abound.
