Sentence examples for questions about architecture from inspiring English sources

The specific case of the work of Adolf Loos that spans more than 100 years of history, leads to a series of methodological and theoretical questions about architecture in exile, the possibilities of archival collections, ownership, copyright and new documentary methods in which the materiality of the building itself becomes document, or what will here be coined "documentary architecture".

She sat for the two-hour, 200 question written exam, which included one question about the lead singer of Hootie and the Blowfish (Darius Rucker for the people playing at home), and many questions about architecture addressed in the city's official tour guide training manual, which contains hundreds of pages covering architecture and buildings.

He is extremely knowledgeable about these questions, about architecture.

It also stops people from asking questions about architecture when they're "pre-given" the answer.

Along with research groups around the world, we are exploring fundamental questions about Internet architecture.

I stepped inside and looked up at the hats once more, and then I asked the priest some questions about the architecture of the cathedral.

We counter that this paradigm has, and will continue to make, valuable contributions to our understanding of the representation and use of perspective information, as well as to the larger questions about the architecture of the language system.

Recent observations of unexpected ERP responses to grammatically well-formed role-reversed sentences (the "Semantic P600" phenomenon) have been taken to bear directly on questions about the architecture of the language processing system.

However, the Ta'if Accords provide no details beyond the basic description of two legislative chambers elected on different bases, a fact which prompts a wide range of questions about the architecture and implementation of such a system.

Bringing together designers, scholars, planners, artists, theorists, and curators, often working outside of the expected formats of their fields, we focus on books that ask urgent questions about what architecture is and what it does.

There has been little response to our inquiries, from questions about site architecture posted on the official Google forums, to personal emails sent to Matt Cutts, the head of web spam at Google.