Sentence examples for architecture for which from inspiring English sources

In any case, the LSE building is this year's most resonant piece of architecture, for which reason it should win.

As the spinner is spun, players enact its instructions ("Right hand, yellow"; "Left foot, green"), forming a complex, suggestive architecture for which human limbs are inadequately evolved.

To start, there is the stunning combination of Roman, Gothic and Baroque architecture for which Évora has been designated a Unesco World Heritage Site.

"Despite this decision we plan to continue working hard to serve our clients and to maintain the high quality of architecture for which our firm is known".

The most fully developed piece of architecture their office has produced thus far, the design extends into durably built form the conceptual elegance of the "alternative" architecture for which Diller and Scofidio are best known.

In addition to the "stunning combination of Roman, Gothic and Baroque architecture for which ?ora has been designated a Unesco World Heritage Site," it is also in close proximity to the wineries of the Alentejo.

For membranes of the same ion exchange capacity diffusion is highest for architectures for which two side chains are branching off from the backbone sites as compared to architectures for which only one side chain is branching off.

The current trend in computer hardware is towards increasingly parallel architectures for which these algorithms are not well suited.

The model is proposed as a powerful design and optimization tool for the development of new rotor architectures for which test data is not available.

In past work, we defined a mapping of synchronous models on a general class of distributed asynchronous architectures, for which the only requirement is a lower bound on the rate of activation of tasks.

For architectures for which the hydrophilic fragment fractions are the same (same ion exchange capacity), an increase in difference of hydrophobic block lengths (or y − x) result in a linear increase in inter pore distance and a significant increase in long-range diffusion through the pore networks.