Sentence examples for architecture through which from inspiring English sources
In this context, we aim to set up a distributed architecture through which an optimizing decentralized process will be performed.
Therefore we developed an efficient and inexpensive LFSR (linear feedback shift register) based secured architecture through which it provides predominant security without effecting testability.
In this study examining the architectural form creation; a three-month case study is conducted with first year students in Department of Architecture through which the software is used.
This dual shock-wave pattern can be attributed to material architecture through which the shock wave propagates, i.e. the impedance (and geometric) mismatch present at various length scales, and nonlinearities arising from material inelasticity and failure.
The mechanism is also compared with similar three known 6-dof architectures, through which it is shown that the proposed PKM indeed exhibits higher stiffness relative to these three reference PKMs.
To overcome the above mentioned energy consumption and architectural problems, a novel architecture ' VisTA' is proposed through which SNs energy can be saved by pre-planned database and camera scheduling.
For many of Hadid's generation, for whom uprootedness is the social norm, the city has become a surrogate in later life for the good enough mother, architecture the medium through which we ourselves enact the nurturing role.
Ignatius: So if I am to understand your point about building glass houses before stones, we have a Defense architecture in space through which we project power around the world that's fundamentally vulnerable today.
Figure 5 depicts the functional architecture of AGUIA through which the flow of operations can be traced.
Her sensibility is driven by the idea of architecture as an instrument through which program, materials, spatial, and human relationships are orchestrated.
Until this happens, what is important is to be aware of History, in the sense of acquiring direct experience, drawing on elements from the Architecture of the past through which to comprehend the traditions of our profession.
