Sentence examples for typical architectural from inspiring English sources

The epithelial cell architecture of miR-29a-deficient thymi, however, did not show the typical architectural changes that were observed in Dicer null mutants.

Paint performance properties will be exemplified in a typical architectural formulation.

It was not your typical architectural exhibition, but then again, Yiu and Schuldenfrei are not your typical architects.

Rather, Lilias, Hadid's installation, is a stopgap for the main pavilion that is, in typical architectural project terms, "running a little behind schedule".

Surface Evolver software was used to minimize the surface energy and introduce the typical architectural characteristics of the open cell foam to the FE-model.

In this study, meteorology and radiation observation data of two typical urban landscape communities (a typical architectural complex and a green park) in Beijingwere used to analyze the climate differences and energy budget items differences with alocalscaleurban meteorological parameterization scheme (LUMPS).

When built with rubble masonry and plastered, the mosque had seven arched openings as the frontage, three bays depth wise and crowned by a sequence of low domes in typical Toghluqi architectural style.

It is this human component -- sometimes admirable, sometimes ugly -- that sets "Morningside Heights" aside from the typical local or architectural history, which is more often filled with good-old-days nostalgia or architectural fan-club boosterism.

On the modeling side, we show how to enhance the expressiveness of a typical process algebraic architectural description language by including the capability of representing nonsynchronous communications in such a way that the usability of the original language is preserved.

From the very moment of her win, Scott's role as sole designer was questioned but in a 1936 interview she reiterated the collaborative nature of the project, typical of complex architectural commissions: "While mine was the design chosen for the theatre, the actual work has been carried out by my partners and myself as a firm".

A new monograph on the firm, "The Architecture of Delano & Aldrich," by Peter Pennoyer and Anne Walker Nortonn, 2003) gives the outsider a look inside the town houses, clubs and other buildings that staked out a reputation the architects enjoy to this day -- and also the insouciant touches that distinguish it from the typical upper-class architectural firm.