Sentence examples for architects field from inspiring English sources

Yet at least one team of Manhattan architects, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with the landscape architects Field Operations, has achieved what An Architektur might consider a dream state: the High Line.

This study presents approaches for architecting field-programmable gate array (FPGA CORDICC processors.

This does not, however, diminish the originality of their thinking, any more than the many precedents in the architects' own field do.

* And should you be in the market for a room with a view, you might be tempted by the possibilities of structures such as Malcolm Fraser Architects' Outlandia Field Station at Glen Nevis, a simple but beautifully detailed lookout cabin that would make a delightful workroom or meditation space anywhere.

On her computer, which she uses like an architect (a field she once considered seriously before fine art), she has outlined all 187 titles in the plan, including a story line for each title, medium, size and date of completion.

Portraying Stevie, the model wife of a uniquely adulterous architect, Ms. Field has clearly crossed a boundary into forbidden territory, and you sense that she is unlikely to return.

One of the founders and architects of the field of organizational development, Professor Richard Beckhard was a member of the MIT Sloan School of Management faculty for more than 20 years.

Hinton the great-great-grandson of George Boole, whose Boolean algebra is a keystone of digital computing has sometimes been called the father of deep learning; it's a topic he's worked on since the mid-nineteen-seventies, and many of his students have become principal architects of the field today.

A team of New York-based architects led by Field Operations and Diller, Scofidio & Renfro has been selected to design a master plan that would transform an abandoned section of elevated freight track into a public park that would weave its way north from the meatpacking district to Hell's Kitchen, two stories above the city.

Nevertheless, the mountain fastnesses to which many princes had been forced to withdraw gave to their architects a new field for their skill in constructing churches and convents dedicated to the memory of their ancestors, where masses were celebrated for the souls of the departed.

Confronted with lower salaries, given fewer career-building opportunities and lacking mentors, female architects leave the field in disturbingly high numbers.