In that sense, Rockefeller Center can be seen either as one of the first big instances of architecture-by-committee or a case of genuine collaboration.
The building also represents a rare instance of architecture prevailing over the reflex impulse to preserve.
In the late 1970s, he began noting instances of "found architecture" from suburban train windows and cycling to the spot to photograph them, producing a wryly homegrown counterpart to the stark industrial anatomy photographed by Bernd and Hilla Becher.
This section describes a neural architecture implementing the hypothesis described in Sect. 2, and a system-level model to study the interactions between multiple instances of such architecture.
"Ronin," from the next year, is an early instance of altered architecture: in one corner of the museum's High Gallery, a narrow slice of wall has been removed from ceiling to floor, and the exposed cavity has been rounded and lighted; it forms a shaft of astoundingly mysterious white light that seems alternately solid or infinite.
The IDE4L instance of SGAM architecture is derived and explained in details.
In addition, we introduce an instance of our architecture, in order to demonstrate the features of the proposed work.
In this context, an instance of an architecture style is determined by a graph generated by the grammar.
The document processing prototype validates only one deployment instance of this architecture, with a single dispatcher deployed in the private cloud.
The L-CPFA decision by a designer (game-leader) is represented as an upper-level optimization problem for optimal configuration of module instances and architecture of compound modules and product variants from the perspectives of economic and environmental performances.
Selected instances of the proposed architecture have been implemented on an Altera Stratix II EP2S180 FPGA.
