Collocations witharchitecture

Reason for which they have to sell the apartment that they live in, dissolve the architecture firm and cancel the trip they have planned.

Baroque architecture and painting, and to a lesser extent music, reflected these goals.

The basic architecture is shown, together with the connectivity patterns for the node types used in the simulations.

The classical architecture might also have reassured a nineteenth-century viewer that the principles of good government were being enacted.

Such studies have been very useful in mapping the cognitive architecture of human short-term memory to specific brain regions.

Later a boutique shopping mall was constructed on part of the old hotel site to mimic some of the lost colonial architecture.

Figure 3 shows the complex architecture of the sequence resulting from synsedimentary tectonics.

Can this be an example of the 'unsurpassed knowledge of the major figures in contemporary architecture' the publishers' blurb refers to?

They are of growing importance with their distinctive architecture and products.

This distributed architecture brings benefits for the system itself, as well as its development and deployment.

Generally, domestic architecture is still studied as reflecting a social reality without a dynamic role of its own.

The church is one of the finest examples of mediaeval ecclesiastical architecture.

It is the first and most important, the moral element of architecture.

This became one of the first known examples of enterprise architecture being explicitly mandated by a government body.

This much used rock and concrete chapel is a successful and popular example of architecture built for future generations.

Industry, too, has emerged as a patron of much fine architecture.

Its main window displays the system's functional architecture (figure 4).

Mapping quantitative trait loci for murine growth : a closer look at genetic architecture.

Gothic architecture, the most 'theoretical' of all medieval building practices, was fundamentally a constructive practice, operating through wellestablished traditions and geometric rules that could be applied directly on site.

This has changed forever the perspective through which we view the fragments of historic architecture with which we share our landscape.

It may be that we do not have as many of the glories of medieval architecture.

It is a strong statement of modern architecture at the service of engineering.

Modernist architecture is often described as didactic and determinist.

Barnes emphasises a modular architecture, in which the application of phonological rules does not have access to online or real-time phonetic information.

The archaeological correlations of such expressions of centralized organization are found in public buildings, par ticularly monumental architecture.

Naval architecture offers some interesting parallels here.

Though they might amble into the grandiose spaces of public, neoclassical architecture, they also found meaning in the neoclassical furnishings closer to their everyday concerns.

Rather, the mediating neural architecture and nature of the antecedents differ.

He could hardly have hoped for a more fitting 'temple', or a more compelling demonstration of a genuinely organic architecture.

One could say that it forms part of the original architecture.

This conveys the dry structural message, but quite fails as a description of a piece of architecture.

Against their alienating severity postmodern architecture has rebelled by reclaiming a vernacular idiom that would replace modernist abstraction with postmodern concreteness, and modernist seriousness with postmodern playfulness.

The proposed architecture provides a generic and open platform that can be easily modified and augmented as new failure evidence becomes available.

As earlier commentators have noted, this dramatic effect invokes the aesthetic of the sublime and the shape of the formation suggests associations with religious architecture.

This suggests that considerably more labor was expended building elite residential architecture than nonresidential buildings.

Like a sustainable agriculture, a sustainable architecture has the potential to act as a catalyst, to connect and embrace the environmental, creative, technical, economic and social aspects of our lives.

Dragon1 covers the development of a variety of architectures, such as enterprise, governance, business, information and technical architecture.

The skyscraper presents a challenge as a new building type that did not exist in traditional architecture of the region.

However, such an existence proof does not demonstrate that the same underlying architecture exists for the stored knowledge of objects in humans.

But today it is also hard to believe in a consensus-based urban vernacular architecture as a self-generating driving force of city development.

This attitude is demonstrated eloquently by the policies of its governors, who also pursued it through acts of patronage and the commissioning of important works of architecture, sculpture and painting.