Sentence examples for architecture derived from inspiring English sources
Voltage-gated ion channels form a large super-family with a common overall architecture derived from a common ancestor1.
Assyrian architecture, derived from a combination of Mitannian and Babylonian influences, developed early quite an individual style.
The Magnum shares its rear-wheel-drive architecture, derived from the much more expensive Mercedes-Benz E-Class, with the 300 sedan.
In 2017, Kumpusch founded the Extraction Laboratory, a Columbia GSAPP research laboratory examining architecture derived from situation, rather than place.
Though made from French grapes, they seemed unmistakably Italian, with an internal architecture derived more from acidity than tannins.
Ottoman architecture, derived from Islamic and Byzantine traditions, is exemplified by the Selimiye Mosque (1575) at Edirne, Tur., with its great central dome and slender minarets.
Modern knowledge of Roman architecture derives primarily from extant remains scattered throughout the area of the empire.
The architecture derives from RAKE receiver in communication system.
It surveys the cognitivist, emergent, and hybrid paradigms of cognitive science and discusses cognitive architectures derived from them.
This fact has led to the development of new neural architectures derived from the basic architectures but with emphasis on incorporating visual processing mechanisms and cognitive decision making.
The first carbon periodic cellular architectures derived from 3D printing, in the form of new tetrakaidecahedra meshes, are reported and investigated in this paper.
