Sentence examples for diversity of architecture from inspiring English sources
To encourage diversity of architecture in the area, state and city officials had asked the newspaper to exclude Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Fox && Fowle and other architects who had designed Times Square buildings in recent years.
"You want a coherence, but you also want a diversity of architecture because people out here don't want to move into a cookie-cutter world," said Mr. Schutz, who is developing the 15-lot subdivision -- two buyers purchased double lots -- with his partner, Eric Friedlander.
IN the evening, when the heat breaks and a walk around Queen's Park Savannah — the sugar-estate-cum-public-park here — becomes a reasonable proposition, the visitor is struck by the diversity of architecture along its perimeter, where commercial buildings sit incongruously amid Victorian structures.
There is no other North American metropolis that has such a diversity of architecture, so proudly preserved.
A significant challenge is that RTM software can require laborious manual adjustment across different hardware platforms due to the diversity of architecture characteristics.
Chinatown reveals the diversity of architecture in LA - Zane W. Levitt.
Such automation is difficult due principally to the diversity of architectures, platforms and development environments.
Biomolecule-directed strategies have shown great promise in assembling nanoparticles into a wide diversity of architectures, because of their high efficiency, high specificity and genetic programmability [67].
Researchers from different application domains have investigated context awareness for the past 2 decades or so by developing a diversity of architectures (see [19] for an overview).
The calcified scales of coccolithophores (coccoliths) have received less attention, but the large diversity of architectures make coccoliths attractive as parts for nano-devices.
The chapter covers the diversity of architectures, the evolution of switching, cross-connecting, and routing technologies, and the transformation to carrier-grade (100 G) Ethernet.
