Sentence examples for architects to integrate from inspiring English sources

These vendor-neutral Web services fulfill the strategic objective of providing broad architectural choices for application architects to integrate data mining functionality.

While some architects attempt to integrate the local architecture into global cultural trends, others try to revive the traditional architectural style to protect the local identity and heritage.

The architects looked to integrate these Bauhaus values in the material and design considerations.

The role of a landscape architect is to integrate the natural environment with manmade structures, explained Francisco Behr, an architect whose passion is landscape design.

At the hearing, Mr. Tomson also said that the timeline for the public release of the next round of designs for the trade center site was likely to be extended by about a month, to the end of January, to give the development corporation and its six teams of architects more time to integrate their ideas into three alternative site plans.

Scamozzi was also an important theatre architect who tried to integrate stage settings into the surrounding space.

Indeed, you know we've reached a tipping point - the Liz Christy Community Garden has recently been listed in the National Register of Historic Places and the key part of a sales pitch for a proposed new luxury Manhattan high-rise is "vegetative roofs" that the architect has included to "integrate sustainability and gardens".

The integration of collectors into the external louvres of buildings offers a means of reducing system cost as well as providing architects with more freedom to integrate the technology into their designs.

While Mr. Harrison's group of architects were uniting, others sought to integrate the United Nations into the larger city.

He predicted that Buzzsaw would would be competitive because Autodesk's AutoCAD software -- widely used by architects -- made it easy to integrate the design and architectural drawings into the Buzzsaw site easily.

The architect-cum-developer also plans to integrate into the side of the building a modernist clock that will stretch five feet in diameter, to serve as decoration for the pedestrians walking by on the High Line.