Sentence examples for ultimate architecture from inspiring English sources

President Bush and his national security team have not described the ultimate architecture of their missile defense system, nor is there any official timetable for deployment.

Elements of the Obama administration's new U.S. four-stage territorial defense system may well provide a critical core for the effort, but the ultimate architecture and the division of labor sustaining it should be an equally balanced three-legged stool.

The ultimate architecture of the UTCS will be only composed of essential elements such as point machines and level crossing control devices in the field.

Creating an architecture is making a series of compromises among the requirements, the decisions, the blueprints, and even the ultimate architecture artifact the executable code itself.

The ultimate architectural reference to Orientalism is "the generic domed Ottoman mosque with pencil minarets," said Zeynep Celik, professor of architecture at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark and a co-curator of the exhibition.

The ultimate network architecture is determined based on Root mean Squared Error (RMSE) values and coefficient of determination (R2) values.

"The ultimate task of architecture is to act in favor of human beings," Mr. Fitch said in the newly revised and updated edition of his 1947 work, "American Building: The Environmental Forces That Shape It" (Oxford University Press, 1999), written with William Bobenhausen.

The ultimate monodisperse polymer architecture, dendrimers, can now be made in a facile, straightforward manner using IMCI as the ideal diisocyanate building block.

Built in modules, or timber-frame boxes that can be added or subtracted to meet changing space requirements, the house is continually under progress and is "the ultimate in green architecture... [built] so that it can be returned to the earth when its useful life is over," as described by Apartment Therapy last year.

Rapid establishment of Foc1 coupled with massive tissue disintegration led to the total collapse of root architecture ultimate causing wilting of susceptible plants at about 12dpi, whereas resistant plants showed minimal signs of stress even at later stages of infection [ 15– 17].

Once upon a time, architecture's ultimate laurels were probably the Prix de Rome, which in the nineteenth century sent youngish graduates of Paris's École des Beaux-Arts to Italy for a few years of sketching Roman ruins.