Sentence examples for technical architectural from inspiring English sources
This causes serious technical architectural limitations that aren't easy to overcome with just SIEM" [5].
In recent years, several technical architectural paradigms have been proposed to support the development of distributed and concurrent systems.
The technical, architectural and landscape aspects of tunnel portal design are analyzed and discussed in this paper providing a systematic comparison of different architectural solutions.
As shown by the table, the single experiences were focused on different issues related to the specific, local needs, but all ones shared the "philosophy" of the first experiment in Otranto: offer to the local inhabitants and craftsmen technical, architectural and cultural consultancy for a more aware and sustainable development of their single rehabilitation projects.
The performance (made in 1959 with the Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra under Stanislaw Woslicki) proves the power of the Richterian ideals of his own kind of fidelity to the text, his refusal to accept conventions at face value, and his absolute insistence on technical and architectural clarity.
Technical and architectural problems of a Martian base have been arised in many publications.
Occupational therapists often encounter specific difficulties with this space, which can require important technical and architectural changes to allow more autonomy.
The approach includes taking into account collected data concerning the actual energy consumption for: space heating; occupants' behavior, technical and architectural characteristics of the buildings.
Creatively adapting ourselves to this new world will produce a wave of innovations for local living -- technical, social, architectural and more.
We know today that technical and architectural innovation can immediately lead to more digital space, more interoperability, more exchange, more safety and security, less spam, and less cyber-crime.
As the Netmundial conference on the future of Internet governance starts, rather than asking "What can we expect from it?", perhaps we might ask instead whether this future might be more promisingly reformed by political, technical and architectural innovations than by a preach to a so-called multistakeholder choir convened in Sao Paulo.
