Sentence examples for push architecture from inspiring English sources
The chip combines fast trigger capability with data push architecture in a low-power design.
Jokes, barbs and insults aside, the Orbit might just push architecture into fresh, and perhaps unsettling, adventures.
The original stated goal of the prize was to push architecture and architects into the public's awareness and to support the notion that buildings have a real influence on people's lives.
Based on features of the SNMP protocol and of the KLOE message system, the Data Flow Control System (DFC) is able to rapidly redirect network traffic, keeping in account the dynamics of the whole DAQ system in order to assure coherent subevent addressing in an asynchronous "push" architecture, without introducing dead time.
It helps that Mr. Alsop makes it clear that his intention is less to push architecture's theoretical or formal boundaries than to prod the public into a smile.
AOL Mail for BlackBerry smartphones leverages the "push" architecture inherent in the BlackBerry platform and AOL's notification services to automatically deliver AOL Mail messages virtually simultaneously to the user's online account as well as to the user's BlackBerry smartphone.
Mr. Muschamp seemed as interested in the ideas that pushed architecture forward as he was in the successes and failures of buildings themselves.
In an age when computer technology has pushed architecture toward fluid, seamlessly integrated spaces, Mr. Holl's interiors can seem angular and jarring — at times they even seem to have a handmade, origamilike quality.
There's a whole galaxy of designers pushing architecture to new heights.
I'd say it could push its architecture harder and generally lighten up a bit.
He was hugely acclaimed for his Neues museum in Berlin, an inspiring fusion of intelligently renovated and new design that has become a model of how to push historic architecture forward without betraying the past; in 2011, he won the Queen's Royal Gold Medal – which is, along with the Pritzker prize, one of the two most important architectural awards.
