Sentence examples for byzantine models from inspiring English sources

Each shows a preoccupation with Byzantine models for figures and faces.

Typical Byzantine models require that the number of faulty nodes do not exceed a hard upper bound.

Castles followed Byzantine models and were often built on the old foundations, though Western ideas were also incorporated.

By the 11th century, however, monks were producing original works (on Byzantine models), primarily hagiographies, historical chronicles, and homilies.

In the second half of the century, art in northern Europe generally, and perhaps more so in Germany, was influenced by Byzantine models.

Great buildings, notably the palace complex at Aachen, also began to emerge, partly based on Byzantine models, such as the churches at Ravenna.

In the byzantine model, atomic broadcast ensures that (i) if one correct server delivers a broadcast message, then all correct servers also deliver the message; and (ii) no two correct servers deliver any two messages in different orders.

He introduced the Byzantine system of titles and ranks, and the imperial chancellery was organized on the Byzantine model, as was the uniform organization of local authorities.

During the 10th 15th centuries, Russian art had begun to show marked local variation from the Byzantine model, and after the fall of Constantinople it continued along these distinctive lines of development.

(The Venetian archives contain a registry of all diplomatic documents from 883). Venice later developed an extensive diplomacy on the Byzantine model, which emphasized the reporting of conditions in the host country.

The Romanian rulers chose the Byzantine model of government, and Wallachia was from the start an absolute monarchy.