Sentence examples for architecture side from inspiring English sources
The studio still maintains what Diller likes to call its "money-losing division," which works on multimedia art projects, but the architecture side of the business can be financially draining, too.
In this architecture, side information was generated at the decoder using motion-compensated interpolation (MCI).
Tool-less architecture – side panels, hard drives, video cards and other critical components can be removed without tools.
On the architecture side, we have heard that Microsoft has been migrating Skype to its server farms — and away from the original concept behind the peer-to-peer network, which made each Skype user into a "supernode".
Generally, PCEs constitute highly effective crystal growth modifiers for CaCO3 whereby nucleation rate and morphology are controlled by pH and molecular architecture (side chain length) of PCE.
On the architecture side, one can employ a traditional cache-based hierarchy or can opt to build a customized memory hierarchy, which can consist of caches; scratch pad memories; stream buffers; last-in, first-out protocols (LIFOs); or a combination of these.
Bene was born at Campi Salentina, just north of Lecce, a city where baroque architecture sits side by side with religious kitsch.
The Cooper-Hewitt is in the landmark Andrew and Louise Carnegie Mansion at 2 East 91st Street, but perhaps because of the mansion's tall wrought-iron fences, turn-of-the-century architecture and side street entrance, people often do not realize there is a museum inside or that its spacious garden is open to the public.
In this architecture, both side of the service will benefit a lot.
Before analyzing the overall rate-distortion performances of the proposed progressive DVC architecture, the side information generation itself is examined as the interpolated frame quality has a direct impact on the achievable rate reduction and on the video sequence reconstruction quality.
This article proposes the debate / investigation of the idea of (architecture) museum side of the city, of its presence in the public space as visual and cultural interaction of the buildings, what these convey to the community, and the way they define the built environment.
