"architecture size" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the scale or size of a building, for example: "The impressive architecture size and detail of the cathedral was awe-inspiring".
SNBCs were further analyzed by TEM to understand the architecture, size and selected area electron diffraction (SAED) pattern.
SC-FDMA is not suitable for the DL direction due to complex receiver architecture, size, and power.
Table 4 Regression analysis characterizing the impact that architecture size, density, and graph family have on failure sequence duration Parameters Bi Std.
Experimental membrane models continue to advance in complexity with respect to architecture, size, and composition, as do computer simulations of their properties and dynamics.
The high level of control over the dendritic architecture (size, branching density, surface functionality) makes dendrimers ideal carriers in these applications.
Nerve architecture (size of SC basal lamina tubes) plays an important role in nerve regeneration in a mixed nerve gap model.
The channel, MacKinnon discovered, has an architecture sized in a way that easily strips potassium ions but not sodium ions of their associated water molecules and allows them to slip through.
Control architecture sizing is a main challenge for new aircraft design like blended wing-body design.
Methods are described for the calculation of the architecture parameters size, size-complexity, structural complexity, and tree asymmetry index (TAI).
Herein the synthetic techniques for the preparation of aqueous polymer nanogels and microgels having different chemical compositions, architectures, sizes, surface charges, and swelling properties are presented.
The respective contribution of gradients and centrosomes are expected to alter spindle architecture and size, and could be influenced by cell size through availability of components (Goehring and Hyman, 2012).
