Sentence examples for architecture describing from inspiring English sources

Figure 7 is a schematic fragment of the system architecture describing the position and the role that user profiles have inside the system.

This paper shows the cluster architecture, describing: the SMILE nodes, the high-speed communication network for the nodes and the software environment.

The paper will focus on how the performance requirements can be met with the described SPIDER CODAS architecture, describing the progress achieved by carrying out prototyping activities.

This paper presents the simulation tool called SDDRIVE (Simple Simulation of Driver performance), which is the numerical computerised implementation of the theoretical architecture describing Driver Vehicle Environment (DVE) interactions, contained in Cacciabue and Carsten [Cacciabue, P.C., Carsten, O.

Here, by using EM in conjunction with chemical cross-linking and mass spectrometry, we provide the complete PRC2 architecture, describing the structure of this complex bound to its co-factor AEBP2.

Pete Warden: This is a framework implementing the convolutional neural network architecture described by Alex Krizhevsky, Ilya Sutskever, and Geoffrey Hinton.

The unlovely term "vernacular architecture" describes some of the most unusual buildings ever created, from Mongolian yurts to Irish sod houses.

As the eyes adjust, and you walk around the gallery your perspective shifts, taking in the cold, Tron-like atmosphere of seeing architecture described this way.

Remembering Ada Louise Huxtable in Midtown (Saturday) The architecture described by the critic Ms. Huxtable (who died in January) in her book "Four Walking Tours of Modern Architecture in New York City" is the focus here.

Residents in neighborhoods that make up the Near Northwest and West Side — treasure troves of vernacular architecture — describe what is happening to help solve the abandoned property problem as nothing short of "a movement".

Palmyra, "an oasis in the Syrian desert", lies north-east of Damascus and is known for its Roman-era architecture, described by Unesco as a marriage of Graeco-Roman techniques with local traditions and Persian influences.