Sentence examples for primitive architecture from inspiring English sources

"We met Sou in Tokyo seven years ago, when he was writing a manifesto on primitive architecture," he explains, "and we've followed his work since then".

There are still some hippyish Age-of-Aquarius flourishes in the ape costumes, but the primitive architecture, somewhere between Greek and Roman, ominously anticipates the film's killer twist, which sprang not so from Boulle but the Twilight Zone's Rod Serling, who refined the shooting script.

In the design step, 17 systems were selected from the KSNP's I&C systems for the upgrade and functionally grouped based on the primitive architecture.

The deduced and proposed phylogenetic hypothesis shows that the genus Nucleolites is composed of two parallel lineages as soon as the beginning of the genus in the Bajocian: a group with a so-called "primitive" architecture, and a group with an "advanced" one.

We show that early plant lineages acquired four characteristic architectures and progressively lost several primitive architectures.

Anastomosing veins distinguish a network topologically from a simple dendritic (tree-like) pattern which represents the primitive venation architecture.

If the model behaves correctly, but it is not sufficiently accurate, it may be necessary to use another primitive element architecture (tradeoff step).

Computation theory, programming, data structures, and algorithms, and, hopefully, primitive machine architecture.

We show that early plant lineages acquired four characteristic domain architectures and progressively lost several primitive domain architectures.

This primitive-seeming architecture, wrote Brooks, was the key to someday building artificially intelligent robots: Parts before smarts.

Early Christian art, also called Paleo-Christian art or primitive Christian art, architecture, painting, and sculpture from the beginnings of Christianity until about the early 6th century, particularly the art of Italy and the western Mediterranean.