Sentence examples for of developing architecture from inspiring English sources
In summer 2010, Tsentsiper's Strelka institute opened with the aim of developing architecture and urban planning in the city.
This working paper from the National Scientific Council on the Developing Child explains how exposure to toxins before birth or early in life can have a devastating and lifelong effect on the developing architecture of the brain.
In this paper, we address problems of description and prediction of time series by developing architectures of granular time series.
The demonstrated solutions to these issues are the use of their newly developed architecture along with request redirection.
This paper describes a provisional not fully developed architecture of a thermal feedback system for closed-loop control of robotic arc welding.
To facilitate identification and characterization of new classes of genomic features we have developed Architecture Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (ArchBLAST).
The process of planning and approving your content will become easier: When a business doesn't engage in the hard work of developing messaging architecture, that business ends up paying the price on the backend – in the form of a lengthy editing process and internal disagreements over how to craft and fine-tune individual content pieces.
Air bubbles lead to the destruction of developing biofilm architecture.
Compared with other nanofiber fabrication techniques, electrospinning is capable of developing unique architectures of nanofibrous scaffolds by designing special assemblies, and it is facile in functionalizing nanofibers by incorporating multi-functional materials.
Thus, when defining the LTSA, IEEE defined the purpose of developing system architectures in general: [it] is to create high-level frameworks for understanding certain kinds of systems, their subsystems, and their interactions with related systems, i.e., more than one architecture is possible.
This restriction may hamper a possibility of developing an optimal architecture of the model.
