Sentence examples for architecture forces from inspiring English sources

That architecture forces computers to work on tasks as a series of step-by-step instructions, like a recipe.

This architecture forces the charge carriers onto the QDs, eliminating the need for charge transfer between the host matrix PMMA and the SiQDs.

Investigators can ask detailed questions relating to both the extrinsic (e.g. inter- and intra-population and ecological interactions) and intrinsic (e.g. genome content and architecture) forces that drive speciation.

Makovecz headed a loose-knit band of architects, designers and craft workers who established an alternative way of building, thinking and existing during the long years of communist rule and soulless, Soviet-style architecture forced on Hungary and Russia.

The results from mice deficient in desmin reveal the fundamental role of desmin filaments in cell architecture, force transmission and mitochondrial function.

No need to marshal what remains of British power together with others to create international architecture that forces common responses to common problems.

Thus, network architecture sometimes forces the existence of bifurcating branches in addition to the ones determined by the quotient.

Yet the building, which houses several science departments, has a "much more open interior architecture that forces physicists, engineers, chemists, and biologist to collaborate," she says.

"People act as the architecture, scenery, forces of nature, all of those things," Loui said.

Commemorating the two thousandth anniversary of Augustus' death, Delavie hopes the dilapidating building echoes neoclassical architecture and forces viewers to ask, "Is seeing really believing?" Ever since the Grand Palais was built in 1900, it has hosted major artistic events of Paris such as Matisse's first major retrospective after his death and extravagant Chanel haute couture shows.

By making strange, art and architecture could force close reading and compel an estrangement from power, thus allowing the denial of the idealism latent in technology, which could then be seen for what it was: a powerful repression of the individual.