Sentence examples for limited architecture from inspiring English sources

Wang Hui, of Limited Architecture, meets me in the cafe on the ground floor of Beijing's Today Art Museum.

And the most prominent problem is how to bear so huge horizontal load in limited architecture space.

There have also been numerous identifications of Nomadic pastoralism in archaeological sites, identified by a prevalence of sheep and goat bones, a lack of grain or grain-processing equipment, very limited architecture showing a set of characteristic traits, a location outside the region's zone of agriculture, and ethnographic analogy to modern nomadic pastoral peoples.

Finally, a "RAM-light" version of CLARK can be run on a memory-limited architecture (such as a 4 GB RAM laptop).

Nowadays, the stereoscopic 3D technology is being used in variety of applications including, but not limited to, architecture, design, games, and medicine.

Present day multi-core systems are limited parallelism architectures with fast inter-core communication but limited fast memory availability.

Homogeneous Kroghian models were used to estimate pO2 distribution in the BM hematopoietic compartment (BMHC) and to conservatively simulate pO2-limited cellular architectures.

Experiments and numerical modeling suggest that charge balance and electroluminescence efficiency potentially can be improved in electron injection-limited OLED architectures via substrate geometry.

The technique of manufacture declined in the Middle Ages and was regained in the 18th century, but concrete had only a limited importance for architecture until the invention of reinforced concrete in the 1860s.

As mentioned earlier in the On-axis section, Lomov et al. (Ivanov et al. 2009; Lomov et al. 2009) have reported loading direction sensitivity (warp, weft, bias) of 3D woven composites but the materials were limited to ORT architecture.

However, despite its limited size, the architecture of this organellar genome is extremely variable across eukaryotes (Burger et al. 2003; Smith and Keeling 2015).