Sentence examples for be architected from inspiring English sources
noun
A professional who designs buildings or other structures, or who prepares plans and superintends construction.
- Plato made the causes of things to be matter, ideas, and an efficient architect.
To enhance sustainability of food service provision, consumer choice ought to be architected to make it more responsible.
This means that the archive for any specific application is logically a database and must be architected just as the source database was originally architected.
Whichever it is, Google seems to embody the decades-old, rarely fulfilled vision of IT pundits that technology should do more than just support the business; it should engender strategic opportunity and be architected with that purpose in mind.
In this work, we rethink processor design and demonstrate that general purpose microprocessors must be architected differently in order to exploit the novel economic models of IaaS clouds and the scale of the modern data center.
There's a lot of competition on the web, and your website has to be really good-looking and it has to be architected well, since Amazon has set a gold standard via one-click shopping that customers expect universally.
At first shopping was architected around the browser stack.
The Wheat Thins program was architected by Kraft agency MediaVest.
Our systems are architected to take advantage of this flexibility.
The next step is architecting the message.
Together, we can be architects of democracy".
