Sentence examples for architecture call from inspiring English sources

Like previous projects this one, by a New Haven and Cambridge, Mass., firm, MOS, is a hybrid of sculpture and architecture — call it sculpitecture.

Under such a threshold based reservation architecture, call admission, inter-cell hand-off and channel withdrawal procedures are described in detail as follows.

This is why the 2030 Agenda that contains the SDGs and the Resolutions on the UN's peacebuilding architecture call for the dissolution of silos and the advancement of a strongly coherent and integrated approach, recognizing that development, peace and security, and human rights are interlinked and mutually reinforcing.

Another Wenders project, an anthology film about architecture called "Cathedrals of Culture," screened in New York City several weeks ago.

The article in Architecture called the enclosure "somewhat startling, and at the same time fascinating".

In 1912 the magazine Architecture called it "the most remarkable thing of its kind in America".

Another 22-nanometer architecture, called Haswell, is aimed at PCs, hybrid tablet notebooks and other mobile devices.

The design, by ALLIED WORKS ARCHITECTURE, calls for replacing Stone's marble facade with a terra cotta scrim.

Particle physics, many wistfully believed, may have reached its pinnacle some 30 years earlier with the soaring piece of architecture called the standard model.

While the early edginess has gone, it is not replaced by any sense of wholeness or repose, which is what monumental architecture calls for.

This was perhaps an allusion to an article in the journal Architecture calling it "drastically modern" and taking exception to the "aggravating obstreperosity" of the broken entablature.