Sentence examples for problem of architecture from inspiring English sources

The problem of architecture optimisation of the MDN is solved by using random sampling and genetic algorithms.

Certainly, the problem of architecture is not in glamorous buildings like the World Trade Centre; the real issue is the living city, low-cost housing, parks and so on".

Due to the time to market pressure, the cost of solving the problem of architecture selection by exhaustive analysis is strictly forbidden.

It neatly addresses the notorious problem of architecture exhibitions, which is that you can't get buildings into a gallery, and so have to resort to secondary depictions of them: here the primary artefacts are the photographs themselves, whose physical presence, their scale and surface qualities, are an essential part of the experience.

Susan understood the nature and the problems of architecture, and later worked on the interiors and colour of the National Theatre, among other buildings.

The core is structured through a sequence of carefully constructed design studios where students increasingly gain new knowledge through making, implementing ideas, and experimenting with the problems of architecture: from form to materials, from small to large scale, and from comfort to environment.

With OMAS we tried to answer the problems of architecture, skill definition, protocol implementation, ontologies, dialog using natural language, and debugging, so as to simplify the work of an application designer.

The dynamic deployment architecture deals with the problem of choosing architectures to adopt from a set of possible architectures.

Peanut genomics is very challenging due to its inherent problem of genetic architecture.

A previous work characterized the scheduling problem of this architecture as a type of matching problem in bipartite graphs.

In a speech in Mexico City, while Windshield was being designed, he said, "To build a home for a wealthy politician or corporation lawyer who employs four or five servants is fundamentally not a problem of modern architecture".