communality उदाहरण वाक्य

Their pioneering and influential work in residential architecture and housing developments has been described as characterized by convertibility, communality, residential involvement, dense-low rise, and sustainable development.
His convictions were of key importance as the movement shed Classicism in favour of a heightened sense of Jewish particularism and communality, laying the foundation for " New Reform Judaism ".
Being an ardent Catholic, he was very much committed to his religious philosophies that extended into his architecture that was based on communality, purity, serenity, as well as accuracy.
The sum of the squared factor loadings for all factors for a given variable ( row ) is the variance in that variable accounted for by all the factors, and this is called the communality.
Moreover, as the audience's participation at this gala inaugural concert showed, the hall also fosters a sense of informality and communality in keeping with the traditions of the Boston Symphony Orchestra's summer home.

To simulate this architecture of anonymous communality, Jerde works " co-creatively " on projects with multi-disciplinary teams, layering on references to local and global, man-made and natural sources.
"It is a dialogue of various cultures through various epochs and how it mixes and how it mutates to find out where our communality is and still remains separate and unique, " he says of the song.
Therefore, its would be nice to sum it up that Ijele is a Spiritual bond between a range of Communities in Anambra State of Nigeria which is harbinger of peace, amity, dialogue and a high sense of communality.
As for the fiestas, they express a sense of communality, crucially emphasizing the idea of not being alone and in so doing help to bring out the true Mexican that is usually hidden behind a mask of self-denial.
There she lives each day in the thick of its languid communality, " a central European with an English education and a deplorable tendency to constant self-analysis " who is fated to feel like an eternally displaced person.