Sentence examples for architectural attributes from inspiring English sources

This chapter explores the architectural attributes of a good auditing implementation.

Similar architectural attributes are evident in the centerpiece of Yale's campus, Sterling Memorial Library (1930); its initial design was by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, although Rogers took over the project after Goodhue's death.

We used magnetic resonance imaging of the water diffusion tensor to display the primary and secondary fiber architectural attributes of the excised bovine tongue.

By systematically linking the user's needs to architectural attributes, person-environment congruence (PEC), hence suitability of living environment, will be improved.

Gleason patterns of prostate cancer histopathology, characterized primarily by morphological and architectural attributes of histological structures (glands and nuclei), have been found to be highly correlated with disease aggressiveness and patient outcome.

The wooden clapboard-faced New England farmhouse maintains a high level of historical integrity from the 1817 to 1826 period of significance, with the majority of the architectural attributes classifying it as a standard Federal-style center-hall farmhouse still in place, and with many of the original materials in both construction and cosmetic details still visible.

Because they are temporary and built in a hurry, another architectural attribute, the use of detail, is also compromised.

We develop EBEAM as a generalized technique that is reusable for evaluating other architectural design attributes, apart from modifiability.

'Form follows function' is an architectural philosophy attributed to the great American architect Louis Sullivan [1], and later taken up by the Bauhaus movement.

Installed in the Promenade Gallery of the Bushnell in Hartford through June 4, the exhibition represents an effort by the artists to get past the cities' stereotypes and reveal often overlooked architectural and human attributes.

Previous work has established this as a useful and cost-effective way of exploration and learning of the design space of a system and in addressing issues regarding quality attributes, architectural risks, and the problem of knowledge transfer and conformance.