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concept:the-golden-gate-bridgeThe Golden Gate Bridge
Example: a bridge whose construction process and sensitive placement intensified the natural beauty of the gap.
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- Observation about the Golden Gate Bridge, supporting that process can generate form.
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- The chapter from which this knowledge graph is extracted, presenting examples of living processes in the 20th century.
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cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edgeEntities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.
- Bibliographical element: a connecting line that arches from one position to another, creating continuity while allowing subsidiary relations.
- Example of geometric clustering of features.
- Demonstrates multilingual generalization of SAE features.
- A bridge in Sydney that Alexander cites as structure-preserving, extending its surroundings.
- A bridge over the Sumida river in Tokyo seen as structure-destroying due to lack of adaptation.
- Strong causal evidence that the feature represents the bridge.
- Smooth muscle mechanism where myosin heads latch to actin, holding tension without ongoing energy; forms/dissolves over seconds to minutes; can persist minutes to years.