Sentence examples for architectural abilities from inspiring English sources

The manifold architectural abilities of Brunelleschi also are attested to by his military architecture, some of which is partially extant.

However, it is the insects' architectural abilities that particularly interest me: they follow strict building regulations including east-west alignments of new built comb, regular bee-space corridors ensure easy passage, and all constructions show an astonishing economy of material resources.

"We all took immense pride in both his architectural abilities and his very generous, positive, and loving personality".

As the youngest of six, with divorced parents, I witnessed lots of comings and goings over the years, and I cherished places with the architectural ability to "house" us all, however briefly, in one place.

Fifty-nine freshmarchitectureure and interior design majors' creativity, spatial ability, and visual cognitive style were measured using the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, Mental Rotation Test, Paper Folding Test, the Architectural Spatial Ability Test, and the Object-Spatial Imagery Questionnaire, and compared with one another and with final grades in their design studio course.

Secondly, we analyze PLC code, architectural levels, workflows and abilities to configure code automatically out of engineering information in four selected companies.

The way developers define architecture, execute architectural strategy, and record the results make a critical difference in the ability to deal with information and knowledge.

Architectural decisions determine the ability of the implemented system to satisfy functional and quality attribute requirements.

This paper sets forth a cost effective and efficient method to assess architectural design and its ability to meet the needs set forth by stakeholders.

Optical "white box" nodes based on the Architecture on Demand (AoD) paradigm allow for self-healing of nodal component failures due to their architectural flexibility and the ability to employ idle components for failure recovery.

The typeface originates with Vic Fair's poster design for the 1976 science fiction film, The Man Who Fell to Earth, also used by Gordon Giltrap, although Steve Harris claims that he designed it himself, utilising his abilities as an architectural draughtsman.