Sentence examples for term architect from inspiring English sources

"I am very annoyed at the current usage of the term architect," writes Fran Read, who is one.

We start by looking at how the term architect is interpreted in general terms.

Although the reviewer's remark about the use of the term "architect" is formally exact, we note that similar stylistic effects are common in the literature (Mattick (2001) "Non-coding RNAs: the architects of eukaryotic complexity" EMBO reports 2, 11, 986-991), and our feeling was that our "selfish architects" could not be understood in a different way than e.g. Dawkins' blind watchmaker.

(Vanity Fair once described "that hairstyle" as "cantilevered nimbus," a term architects can appreciate).

Especially in Brooklyn, rear facades are being opened up — "blown out" is the term architects use — to provide large doses of light and air.

The term architecting is not used; however, architectural design guidelines must be created to guide the establishment of the structural configuration and physical architecture.

In practical terms, architects are the professional incumbents of the laws that govern construction.

Ordinarily, when we use the term visionary architect, we mean someone who creates strictly imaginary worlds.

At a sprightly 77 years, Mr Wurman is the author of scores of books on technology and design, and is credited with having coined the term "information architect".

(The magazine Architectural Record recently interviewed Richard Saul Wurman, who said: "I invented the term information architect in 1975, when I was national chairman of the A.I.A. convention in Philadelphia. It was called 'The Architecture of Information.' Now I would say that somewhere between 20,000 and 100,000 people in the U.S. have information architect on their business cards").

By all accounts, in a second term the architects of that doctrine, like Paul Wolfowitz, would be promoted, not replaced.