Sentence examples for functional concepts from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the ontology includes a new category of functional concepts named meta-functions representing conceptual categories of interdependency between functions.
Viollet-le-Duc's general theory of architecture, which affected the development of modern organic and functional concepts of design, was set forth in his book Entretiens sur l'architecture (1858 72).
For example, all the boundaries that refer to functional concepts form sets of fiat geographical objects.
However, institutional and functional concepts must be differentiated to understand triple helix interactions through the cored model.
One possible response to this would be to retain a strong appeal to functional concepts, but abandon or downplay the appeal to information.
Introduction of Information Communicated Technology (ICT) driven cross functional concepts like Enterprise Resource Planning ERPP) seamlessly integrated all functional areas and brought about significant improvement in business process as well as the productivity of the companies.
These structures were in effect a series of experiments that referred to Modernism's rigid geometry and rectangular plans but took these elements to a theoretical extreme: in details such as stairways that led nowhere and columns that did not function as support for the structure, Eisenman rejected the functional concept that was at the core of much Modernism.
We propose a functional concept ontology which provides a rich vocabulary representing functions together with clear definitions grounded on behavior.
The generic concepts representing functionality of a device in the functional knowledge are provided by the functional concept ontology, which makes the functional knowledge consistent and applicable to other domains.
"The uniform look is a functional concept that people understand," said LeAnn Nealz, the chief design officer for American Eagle Outfitters, which will offer soldierly styles for fall.
The result is an advanced and functional concept that demonstrates the capabilities of technology that exists today.
