Sentence examples for derived architecture from inspiring English sources

A parallel control structure for process applications is then developed by reparameterizing the controllers in the biologically derived architecture.

This experimentally derived architecture maps naturally onto the well-known 'saliency map' and 'predictive coding' schemes of visual processing.

Materials — in his case, paper tubes, shipping containers, beer crates, sustainably sourced wood — and their capabilities have always been Ban's primary concern, placing his work in sharp contrast to the spectacular, parametric, digitally derived architecture that dominates today.

This paper further outlines the results of the preliminary definition of top level operational requirements and derived architecture functional modules in support to the "Spacegate" implementation.

Such enhancement can be attributed to the unique N-doped MOFs derived architecture with high conductivity, which can not only provide abundant active reaction sites, but also ensure robust contact between the CoSe2 nanoparticles and N-doped carbon matrix, leading to outstanding electrocatalytic activity for HER.

A reference model guides concrete derived architecture work such as the reference architecture that is typically based on standards, profiles, or specifications.

Concrete derived architectures and their implementations are expected to vary from each other, but being described with a reference model enables a better comparison between them.

He remodeled the Royal Pavilion (1815 c. 1822), Brighton, in a fanciful "Hindoo" style (derived from architecture in India) at enormous financial cost.

Gothic (the spelling "Gothick" better conveys the contemporary flavour) was a designation derived from architecture, and it carried in opposition to the Italianate style of neoclassical building more appropriate to the Augustan Age connotations of rough and primitive grandeur.

Here, we present a three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction of the changing nature of ice-sheet derived sedimentary architecture through the Quaternary Ice Age of almost 3 Ma.

Our data suggest that epidermal-glia crosstalk, in this case mediated by a transporter and the FGF receptor, is vital to preserve embryonically derived circuit architecture during postdevelopmental growth.