Sentence examples for architectural proposal from inspiring English sources

"Z-Wave," her second architectural proposal, depicts a twisting, three-story-high sculptural form in fiberglass that appears to merge with the ramp's handrails.

Mr. Ratner said he thought that in the end, Brooklyn would accept a more avant-garde architectural proposal than parts of Manhattan might.

In determining which architectural proposal to accept for a station, transit officials look at things like how the competing plans would enlarge or move corridors and stairways, how they would improve sight lines from the token booth for greater security and how the decorative work would fit the community's history or activities, Mr. Nagaraja, the transit official, said.

Our architectural proposal should allow the implementation of a superscalar degree 16 processor on tomorrows finer design processes.

In order to limit the disclosure and avoid the misuse of personal data, this paper discusses an architectural proposal for a middleware system that will enforce protection of user privacy through technical means.

Each experimental group (EG) has been able to visualize a virtual model created by them or their teachers, in order to evaluate an architectural proposal or a construction detail, on site, as part of their own learning process.

The recommendation architecture is compared with a range of alternative cognitive architectural proposals, and the conclusion reached that it has substantial potential both for understanding brains and for designing systems to perform cognitive functions.

And a gathering of architectural proposals -- perverse, utopian, poetic -- for a new World Trade Center is drawing crowds in Chelsea.

But he said architectural proposals that resulted in radical design, glass boxes or loft housing made him nervous.

Correction: December 20 , 2002 Friday A front-page article yesterday about the new round of architectural proposals for the World Trade Center site misstated the nationality of one architect, Daniel Libeskind.

From 1966 came a series of adhesive labels rubber-stamped and offset-printed with absurdist architectural proposals: "Ten story building with Styrofoam flowing out of the windows," "A room with the center point of the ceiling touching the floor".