Sentence examples for architecture failure from inspiring English sources

His new book is Failed It!, is a celebration of mistakes in photography, design and architecture: "failure of the condiment that gives success its flavour".

If the ERP tool cannot deduce the corresponding enzyme reactions from the ERP integrated universe set, a failure message, such as the domain architecture failure notice {SSF54211, SSF54236} shown in Figure 8 is displayed in the results dialog, indicating that enzyme reactions associated with the query domain architecture could not be deduced from the universe data set.

Moreover, we analyze potential reason of pipelined MQCA architecture failures by examining the energy profile of neighboring zone nanomagnets and conclude that various energy barrier difference accounts for failure of MQCA architectures under clocking misalignment defect.

"Shelters are the architecture of failure," he says.

Douglas Murphy is the author of The Architecture of Failure.

Late 20th-century modernist architecture's failure to give form to a humane socio-industrial revolution collapsed in the 1980s and 1990s into a veneration of inherently capitalist design geniuses.

It didn't need an airship to drop the contents on Worthy Farm, but as Douglas Murphy points out in his book The Architecture of Failure, Archigram's Instant City really was achieved at Glastonbury and its like.

Representative unit cells with different fiber arrays were constructed in order to study the effect of reinforcement architecture and failure criteria on strength prediction of composite laminates.

We performed 2 experiments based on micro-architecture and failure stress to investigate the osseous micro-architecture and strength of trabecular bone in the human femoral head, to allow recommendations to be made about optimum screw position.

Finally, the types of representative unit cell architectures and failure theories which are applicable for different layups were identified.

His fears were echoed by Ms Cleaver, a design consultant, who blamed the "dreadful" state of UK architecture on the failure of councils to embrace innovative designs.