Sentence examples for terms of architecture from inspiring English sources

In terms of architecture, the most common architectural categorisation described in the literature classifies CRN as either centralised (infrastructure based), distributed (ad hoc based) or mesh architectures [7 10].

It has shifted the terms of architecture from the objective to the subjective realm.

"Maybe in terms of architecture, they're not extraordinary, but they represent the history of the city".

"We didn't realize beforehand what a monumental venture the city's water system was," he said, "in terms of architecture, politics, money, foresight and continuity".

Mr. Mullican's obsession with fictional systems, often expressed in terms of architecture and design, long ago broke ground being explored by many younger artists today.

A jobless, car-bound subtopia In terms of architecture and planning, the big problem with New Labour has been its almost paranoid need to centralise power and control events.

In terms of architecture, the EU (or the private developers building for it) can get away with almost anything in Brussels, because the EU is the cornerstone of an international aspiration.

It tries to demonstrate novel opportunities for these coordination polymers in terms of architectures and potential applications.

The analyses uncovered previously unrecognized features of natural autoantibodies in terms of network architecture and for the differences between mothers and cords: Mothers and newborns repertoires manifest generally different network architectures.

FEDERICO CHIARA The writer Federico Chiara sees the world in terms of its architecture.

"But in terms of history, architecture, cultural significance, it does not rise to any of those levels".