Sentence examples for the architecture itself from inspiring English sources

Such an architectural growth is bootstrapped from a minimal initial knowledge and the architecture itself is built around the biologically-inspired notion of internal models.

You couldn't even feel the architecture itself".

"What interests me in architecture is not so much the architecture itself, but the way people reappropriate it," he said.

The architecture itself has mutated, with most Hilton interiors undergoing drastic redesigns to keep pace with fashion.

I was confronted by the blazing blue sky and its gods, or God; the architecture itself was all but invisible.

The new Whitney Museum of American Art feels like a place for art rather than a museum in which the architecture itself tries too hard to compete.

Only recently, however, the influence of the chromatin architecture itself on the DNA damage response has been recognised.

It is important to note that in our analysis we didn't require the preservation of the structure architecture itself, but analyzed a preference for folding strength while permitting unconstrained variability in the underlying secondary structure (e.g. [ 44] ).

Absorption and mobility can be directly influenced by the choice of organic material, but the two other parameters are mainly determined by the device architecture itself.

The Linux architecture itself is, to an extent, monolithic (not in the computing sense but in the metaphorical sense), and every action you perform on data within it is self-contained on the disk.

This intra-chromosomal differentiation in the regulation of CO distribution most likely results from the chromosome architecture itself.