Sentence examples for identifying architecture from inspiring English sources
"We have some skill in identifying architecture that is best for the enterprise," he said.
Much of postmodern urban theory, however, paints a different picture of a postmodern city by questioning the underlying social and economic formations that shape postmodern urban form, and identifying architectures of commodification, enclosure, and oppression underneath the playful facades.
Whenever they identify architecture problems, they immediately resolve architectural issues, thus assuring high quality and sustainability.
The results we present here make sense of these previous biochemical findings within the context of the functionally identified architecture of the PRC2 complex, allowing us to propose models that serve as hypotheses for further testing.
Elements of the identified architectures were codified in the form of Architectural Tactics for Cyber-Foraging.
Individual teams are not at liberty to modify architecture design in the system structure description document and clearly identified architectures and interfaces in the software architecture description document, because those modifications tend to have side-effects on the whole system, the work of other teams or other projects.
MESA development was conducted using transient transfection in order to identify architectures that are likely to signal robustly in many contexts and over various expression levels.
Several solid approaches to identifying mental architecture are introduced with a discussion of the necessary assumptions for these tests.
This study provides a comprehensive method in identifying the architecture of buried faults in the sedimentary basin and would be helpful in evaluating the fault sealing behavior.
We add to the recent work on identifying network architectures that sustain cooperation via the threat of exclusion by showing that the utility specification matters.
The top candidates are then subjected to further evaluation with molecular mechanics identifying host architectures that are both complementary and preorganized for binding the guest.
