Sentence examples for architectural dimensions from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

This manipulation of the image's data source was a trial-and-error process, one that the pair repeated until they achieved an image error that was aesthetically interesting and feasible given the building's structural and architectural dimensions.

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

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".

The ancient walls of Diyarbakir are the city's most important urban element, exhibiting an artistic grace through the arrangement of the towers, architectural values, dimensions, materials, and decorations.

Known for his innovative and ambitious designs and projects, many of his buildings defy traditional architectural conventions and dimensions, and are often highly photogenic, ranging from representations of mountains to snowflakes.

The exhibition will examine the use of models to analyze, develop, modify and present an architectural project in three dimensions.