Sentence examples for architecture from which from inspiring English sources

"The house," he said, "is an incomparable work of architecture from which we would not want to detract.

Plants, then, are a gateway to abstraction — much like the windows, staircases and other neutral bits of architecture from which Mr. Kelly derived some of his early paintings.

In addition, our methodology proposes a complete generic architecture from which code can be generated automatically.

An investigation of such evolutionary events requires a method to find the domain architecture from which each protein originates.

A grid of ensemble architectures is trained using a total of 165 networks per architecture from which the best 33 networks are selected.

We have defined a set of rules to build a multistage homogeneous architecture, from which hardware code is automatically generated by means of CubeGen framework.

The couple met at Princeton University, where the bride is a candidate for a Ph.D in architecture and from which the bridegroom received a master's in architecture.

Born in Rabat, the Moroccan capital, Ibnolmobarak – named in some reports as Benmbarek – was an architect and teacher at the ENSA Paris-Malaquais architecture school, from which he graduated in 2012 after an architectural study on the pilgrimage to Mecca.

Software Product Line Engineering implies the upfront design of a Product-Line Architecture (PLA) from which individual product applications can be engineered.

He is also an assistant adjunct professor of architecture at Columbia, from which he received his master's degree in advanced architectural design.

They are both pursuing doctorates in the history of art and architecture from Harvard, from which they each holds a master's in the same subject.