Sentence examples for Architectural dimensions from inspiring English sources

This approach simplifies the overall architectural dimensions due to reduction in transistor count as well as the power consumption.

We present G3DP2: a high-fidelity, large-scale, additive manufacturing technology for 3D printing optically transparent glass structures at architectural dimensions.

Topics covered in the book include the role of the state and civil society in the constriction of civic spaces, aesthetic and architectural dimensions of realism, individual and collective uses of urban space.

Scalable data warehouses, as a desired solution to some of the problems introduced in the previous chapter, have specific architectural dimensions that are explained in this chapter, including workload, data complexity, query complexity, availability and data latency.

Costumes approaching the architectural dimensions of parade floats have occasionally grown wider than the runway itself, and the annual one-upmanship has been matched by an equally excessive attention to detail, with each sequin and ostrich feather as lovingly placed as on any work of high couture.

Evans and McCoy (1998) in their taxonomy study researched the possibility of architectural dimensions that may affect human health.

"He brings a thoughtfulness and a concern for the human dimension of the problem, not just the design or architectural dimension".

Maxime Simoëns plays on the contrast of shapes and proportions to instill an architectural dimension into the elegance of radical lines.

One New Urbanist on a listserve questioned whether Cityism had "an exclusive, modernist architectural dimension" and therefore would "have the problem of modernist exclusivism again, in the face of significant popular rejection of its tenets".

"We wanted to take that idea to the next stage and create an environment that reflects fashion infinitely, giving a spatial, architectural dimension to something he is already doing".

In Cairo, of course, there has been a clear urban and architectural dimension to the protests, as massive crowds — sometimes tentatively, sometimes in a rush — move to claim spaces once controlled by the police or the army, and then are faced with the question of how to treat those spaces in the short term and, theoretically, for the long term as well.