Sentence examples for architectural implications from inspiring English sources

Short of fine mapping or, ultimately, deep sequencing of regions implicated by each method, further evidence for the architectural implications proposed here may be sought in the extant genetic literature.

In collaboration with the architects Teddy Cruz and Deborah Gans, Menking has organized "Into The Open: Positioning Practice," an exhibition that explores the cultural, geopolitical, and architectural implications of explosive migration.

But Guadet's approach became unfashionable, and since the 1960s the predominant methods of teaching architectural theory have ranged from a return to the synthesis of structural, spatial, and formal values espoused by Robert Venturi to the exploration of the architectural implications of general theories of linguistics advanced by Christian Norberg-Schulz.

This has significant architectural implications.

A few patterns exist to describe the architectural implications of regulation policies [14, 21].

Although it was believed network coding benefits CCN, the real advantages, architectural implications and design choices are not fully explored.

Both pulchritudo and ornamentum were thus related to function and environment in that, ideally, they were governed by a sense of decorum; and, since the etymological roots of both "decoration" and "decorum" are the same, it will be understood why, before 1750, the term decoration had in both English and French a far less superficial architectural implication than it often does today.

By understanding the architectural implication of requirements they can be negotiated more successfully: potential requirements conflicts can be discovered or alleviated relatively early in the development life-cycle.

By the next owners meeting in March, Tagliabue said, the league would have a better understanding of the economic, architectural and financial implications of the stadium issues.

This research paper outlines the potential markets of solar cooling systems, as well as their architectural and managerial implications.

Whatever the case, it's clear that Granade's artistic process is informed by his education in philosophy, with the frequent manifestation of what he describes as larger and more universal questions that address the linguistic, architectural, or mundane implications of viewing a familiar form from a new perspective.