Sentence examples for architectural system from inspiring English sources
The agricultural logistics information system requires architectural system which consists of conceptual model, Functional architecture, Physical architecture and Communication architecture.
For the foreign market, he developed OA.SYS (for Open Architectural System), specifically for container shipping.
Mr. Rooks, meanwhile, sees in Mr. Bailey's work the influence of artists including Anselm Kiefer (in terms of scale and focus on identity and myth) and Peter Halley (in the way he uses a geometric architectural system to connect different zones of his paintings).
Traditionally, Toyota has been taking the lead in its network to coordinate and integrate parts within an architectural system.
The results of this research demonstrate the effectiveness of this approach in structure detection and identification of an architectural system.
This paper describes a new parallel architectural system which we have called an MIMD SIMD hybrid system.
The palmwood, from fallow coconut plantations in Asia, is very hard and has a rich chocolate color that "closely mimics wenge," said Nancy Jackson, the president of Architectural Systems, which sells both parquet and palm strip flooring; 150 West 25th Street, eighth floor; (800) 793-0224; www.archsystems.com.
It also contributes to the development of adaptive building skins based on functional aspects to overcome technical challenges and promote innovation and sustainable architectural systems.
In this paper, the authors present research into autonomously responsive architectural systems that adapt to environmental changes using hygroscopic material properties.
The paper presents a comprehensive overview of the parameters, variables and syntactic elements that enable the development of such meteorosensitive architectural systems based on the biomimetic transfer of the hygroscopic actuation of plant cones.
Since these elements are considered to constitute purely architectural systems, they are essentially designed to resist loads acting orthogonally to the plane of the façade (e.g. wind loads).
