Sentence examples for called architecture from inspiring English sources
The process of divergence between intended software architecture and its actual implementation, often called architecture erosion or architectural drifts, has in general negative effects on the overall quality of the system.
"It is something beautiful and mysterious precisely because there is not a specific discipline called architecture.
"The piece is called 'Architecture and Morality,' " he said, smiling broadly.
Architects on Tour, in Novato, offers a trip called Architecture, Arts and Design from Oct. 20 to Nov. 3.
They are joining forces for an elaborate monthlong promotion in October, called Architecture in Film, which is being sponsored by a furniture maker, American Leather.
"The house is such a loaded symbol of the power of white landowners, especially since it was built by slaves," said Mark Lamster, editor of a book called "Architecture and Film".
Section 4 describes the first part of the architecture, called "Architecture-Arrowing" which is followed by an example of its operation in Section 5. Similarly, Section 6 describes the second part of the architecture, called "Architecture-Labelling" which is followed by an example of its operation in Section 7. Section 8 describes the synthesis and implementation on a Xilinx Spartan-3 FPGA.
According to (Crnkovic et al. 2005) some system quality attributes can be derived directly from the component attributes, called directly composable properties, like memory consumption; while others might require a computation model that considers the system architecture together with the component attributes, called architecture-related properties, like performance properties.
This forensic process – what Weizman calls "architecture in reverse" – shows how the analytical and presentational skills of architects can be deployed in graphic, damning detail, in circumstances that extend way beyond the comfort zone of the drawing board.
This way the user becomes a human harp and the bridge becomes a musical interface in what Mainstone calls "architecture converging with the body".
Ms. Boyd says that the real world has a set of properties, which she calls architectures.
