Sentence examples for the needs of architecture from inspiring English sources

Dallas's experiment illustrates the flaws in developments that consider the needs of architecture at the expense of people.

When we look at what the needs of architecture are at the moment, our personal perspective is kind of pushing back a little bit on the "starchitect" model of authorship in the sense that we feel that often times the creative process is a very private thing and we find it incredibly interesting in those moments.

It also analyzes the needs of integration architecture and the special requirements it puts on a data model.

A new and inedited definition of smart buildings is introduced, responding fully to the needs of the architecture of the 21st century and in line with the new concept of smart cities. Particular attention is given to the envelope and how to make it "smart" by virtue of the new and extensive possibilities offered by nanotechnologies and smart materials.

Of course, this implies to deal with the needs of the architectures being able to supply the corresponding system.

The key contribution of this work, aiming to support the needs of advanced parallel computer architectures, is to introduce a novel and efficient approach to support multicast: the transmission of one packet to multiple destinations.

I really like this flexibility as the Linux-focused systems don't inherit the cost of the scale-up systems and the thread super-slicing better meets the needs of the targeted software architectures.

However, in this area there is still the need of open architectures that facilitate the design and implementation of sensor network applications, being able to reduce the overall message communication and to optimize energy consumption [ 10].

The Virtual Active Network (VAN) architecture is an application middleware architecture to support the needs of multi-edged network computing.

Such an impression conflicts both with the aesthetic language of suburban architecture, and the needs of pedestrians.

A winner of numerous awards for urban design, Goody Clancy, which will partner with the Chicago-based firm Campbell Tiu Campbell, has worked in highly constrained urban sites, requiring great sensitivity to balancing existing architecture and the needs of surrounding communities.