Sentence examples for text architecture from inspiring English sources

In terms of text architecture and hodological relationships, the structure of this chapter corresponds to an ascending Jacksonian-type hierarchy from spinal cord through to cortex, since the aim was to convey a dynamic perspective, both in terms of the physiology of individual neurons and at the level of cortical and sub-cortical networks and their interconnecting circuitry.

It should spread to text, architecture, and sound, too.

Incorporating a wide range of materials and forms film, text, architecture, and more multimedia artist, Ilona Gaynor, creates cohesive, believable narratives that are at once entertaining, and make the viewer question who can be trusted and what facts can be believed.

A Twitter representative said the rollout was delayed because the company needed to update its SMS, or text message, architecture.

"I think it was a direct correlation to Good Bye Work by integrating text into architecture, which was my first use of and messing with words.

First, common clinical text processing architectures are described, and different comprehensive clinical information extraction systems are compared.

Asher B. Durand is usually presented as Cole's opposite, intimate where Cole is sweeping, and Durand's "Woodland Interior" (1854) is compared in wall text with Gothic architecture.

I started with Medieval and Renaissance era art but eventually migrated towards elementary school text books, nature, architecture, random catalogs from the 60s and 70s, and the list goes on.

According to South Indian architecture texts, the term shikhara is reserved for the dome-shaped crowning cap, though art historians have generally used the term to designate all temple spires, north and south.

After studying texts on Chinese architecture, Michaelsen and Rognstad's final design was an example of Orientalism, a Western architect's interpretation of Chinese architectural forms.

This proved conclusively that the temple was constructed before the 6th or 7th century AD when the shilpa shastras, the canonical texts of temple architecture, were written.