Sentence examples for typologies that are from inspiring English sources
Because typologies invariably use ordering for additional purposes, classifications can be regarded as typologies that are limited to the problem of order.
Because we have to house so many new people worldwide, especially at the low end, a lot of the advancements are going to be geared toward producing housing typologies that are cheap, versatile, and customizable.
This paper describes a methodology for developing functions that relate hazard intensity to probability of structural damage, i.e., fragility functions, rather than vulnerability functions, based on the combined hydrodynamic forces of a debris flow event (hazard level) and the inherent structural resistance of building typologies that are common in rural mountainous settings (building performance).
In our opinion, there are no typologies that are perfectly suited to this context.
These categories can be seen as typologies that are grounded in empirical data.
The housing typologies that were developed as part of Abuja's master plan over 30 years ago are still in use today as prototypes for low-income housing developments.
The significance and potential of this new computational approach to 3D graphic statics is demonstrated through numerous examples, which illustrate how the disjointed force polyhedra enable force-driven design explorations of new structural typologies that were simply not realisable with previous implementations of 3D graphic statics.
* These represent the functional and structural conceptualization of organs specific to the Sasang constitutional typology that are completely different from their namesake organs in Western medicine.
"There's not one typology that's more sexy than another".
One typology that is crystallising so far looks like this: a group of "ethical" hunters; a group outside this; and a group of professional hunters.
One day I said, 'Why not make a tribute to this land?' So I decided to do it with a typology that is not very evolved.
