Sentence examples for architectural standpoint from inspiring English sources
"From an architectural standpoint, it's a challenge to find a new use for an existing shell," Mr. Baldassano said.
From an architectural standpoint, flat structures, like skin or cartilage, are less complex than tubular ones, such as blood vessels or windpipes, says Dr Atala.
"The shape has to say Greek Church, but by the same token it has to be welcoming to people of all faiths, or no faith, from an architectural standpoint.
"We love creating these adventures," he said, "sort of like the Jewish version of 'The Darjeeling Limited.'" He'd always been drawn to Cuba, from both a cultural and an architectural standpoint, he said, a pull that increased in college in Miami.
From architectural standpoint, all symptoms s i3, s i4 and s i5 (i<3) from different entities indicate their common correlation to some central logical components (e.g., a controller, a policy server) that may be on the same physical hardware.
Stretching for 10 miles along the Sonoma County coast, Sea Ranch is widely considered one of the most important planned communities in the West from an architectural standpoint.
c. "While I secretly realize constructing a wall is impossible from an architectural and diplomatic standpoint, I just won another primary".
While Mission Bay has been a success from a real estate and economic standpoint, its architectural style strikes many as out of place.
From an inclusivist, concretist standpoint, a ruin is not any lesser an architectural object than its corresponding newly built structure.
This is a very important issue from an engineering standpoint in order to evaluate their applicability for architectural heritage retrofitting, as, for example, in repointing (rods), or in innovative techniques, such as the one actually still being tested in our laboratories, that is aimed to strengthen historic masonry (ropes).
A further question, from an empirical standpoint, is whether we could test for Goodmanian denotation as might characterize, among architectural objects, successful symbolic functioning across persons.
