Examples of using Spatial structure in English and their translations into Greek
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Solve the model as a spatial structure.
Spatial structure of urban economies and land competition: the von Thunen's model.
Collective consumption and spatial structure.
In„citizens“ temporal and spatial structures around arriving people and playing children dissolve.
Ideal for vertical and polygon façades,sloped glazing and spatial structures.
Lightweight and spatial structures(7th semester);
Second, the satisfaction of space requirements,including the need for spatial structure such as storage;
Impacts of big events on the spatial structure and organization of metropolitan regions.
After the external force changes its macroscopic morphology,under certain conditions, its spatial structure may Will reply.
To strip foundation required more complex spatial structure consisting of placed in the trench and vertical metal rods metal reinforcement.
You just need to know some of the laws of the effect of color andtexture of different surfaces in the visual formation of the spatial structure.
Now, we finally reach spatial structure.
Our chosen design method included the full connection of the groundfloor top, so thatthe system would behave as a a two-storey spatial structure.
I can tell you that that happens just because of the spatial structure and you shouldn't be concerned about it.
From a microscopic point of view, the atoms of the memory metal(the metal is composed of atoms, not ions or molecules)have a unique configuration in the spatial structure.
Past and recent changes in the position of the arctic tree line and spatial structure of nearby forests are indicators of climate change.
This stable spatial structure is what dictates the way every other secondary structural element comes to fill it, in order for an enclosed, sustainable and functional space to be produced.
This of course means that there are theoretical shortcuts in the spatial structure called wormholes(and the ability to go through them without being destroyed).
For the analysis of the spatial structure of mortality has been taken into consideration the standardized mortality ratio(SMR) in order to identify the counties that outbreaks high/low mortality rates and the factors that caused that.
Consultancy support of entities in Strategic Spatial Planning of National and Regional level,especially for the spatial structure of productive activities sectors.
From the research comes out, that the spatial structure of the metohi allows us to test against it the programmatic structure of the disease, and vice versa.
In this respect, this diploma design project, constitutes an experiment as to how these two,the metohi on the one hand as a spatial structure, cystic fibrosis on the other, a life structure, can come together.
In fact, the whole site has been configured as a linear spatial structure emulating a rectangular prism which has been transformed in order to render a hospitable form, suitable to provide residency.
As defined by Rodrigueet al(2006), cities are locations with a highlevel of accumulation and concentration of economic activities, which form complex spatial structures that are supported by transport systems.
The new data radically alter the residential and spatial structure of the Laconian peninsula in order to meet the modern imperatives and housing programs of the Roman Emperors.
Greece is selected as a country for which spatial effects have not been previously explored, andalso as a country presenting some spatial particularity(i.e. loose spatial structure with many clusters of islands), making such an analysis interesting.
It vividly reveals the topographic and spatial structure of the city, countering a tendency in contemporary architectural history and criticism to examine objects as isolated monuments outside the very context that give them life and meaning.
Above' Omonia Square, we find a contrasting city, with a totally different cultural andsocial character, another topography, with spatial structures of urban space shaped by the variety of events and consumption semiotics of its users.
The results suggest that the basic spatial structure accounts for an important part of the variation in road accident rates in the Greek counties, revealing a pattern of risk increase from northern to southern Greece.
Sample-based statistics intended to estimate population measures of dependence may ormay not have desirable statistical properties such as being unbiasedor asymptotically consistentbased on the spatial structure of the population from which the data were sampled.