The exceptional architecture of the settlement is visible, even today, on the remains of the structures.
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Those influences can still be seen today in the architecture of Tbilisi's Old Town.
For better or worse, federalism is squarely ensconced in the architecture of the U.S. constitution.
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This intricacy complements Synopsys' skills at setting up the basic architecture of a chip.
He was interested in the architecture of Chicago so he took lots of photos of buildings.
Modeled after the traditional architecture of Tulor, an Indian site dating from 800 B.
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Based on the architecture of Seville, Spain, it includes retail, restaurants, apartments and offices.
But their real achievement may be psychological: they have remade the architecture of gaming itself.
The architecture of these small churches is unique, confined to the Troodos range and almost certainly of indigenous origin.
There is a lot more to say about the architecture of systems based on the man-machine framework.
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Dodd tells Steve Inskeep that the entire architecture of the financial services sector needs to be restructured.
"We won't compromise on the security architecture of our corporate e-mails, " said RIM's India spokesman, Satchit Gayakwad.
If you let them see words on a PowerPoint slide, you are revealing the whole architecture of your presentation.
The company contends that the architecture of the Napster model makes identifying copyrighted and not copyrighted material extremely difficult.
Rather, it is the outcome of a political invention, the intricate architecture of constitutional democracy established by India's founders.
Duplicates of each hung on racks in the back, for closer inspection of the superior architecture of the pieces.
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Nobody could challenge Intel and the architecture of the PC never really changed.
Ultimately, the invisible, under-the-hood electronic architecture of the plug-in hybrid will become as commonplace as automatic transmissions and anti-lock brakes.
Almost immediately, researchers discovered something new: the first signs of a universal architecture of brain connections underlying most day-to-day neural activity.
Back in 1994, the company formally announced an alliance with Intel that promised to rewrite the fundamental architecture of computing.
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In fact, the rise in tensions masks an acknowledgment that the current architecture of power in the region cannot stand forever.
Standalone investment banks have failed and, as Lehman vividly demonstrated, were too central to the architecture of global finance to disappear smoothly.
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There are also worrying vulnerabilities in the architecture of Britain's financial system.
The bus then barrels on past the elegant architecture of downtown and into the bright lights lining the jam-packed arteries of Hollywood.
An education major in architecture of engineering earns a full million less than the engineering major, even when pursuing the same career.
Lady Hamwee told peers this did not go as far as Labour's amendment because it would not change the "architecture of the bill".
With those kinds of interpretive gestures, the Trinity performers constructed the architecture of the oratorio, tracing the birth, death and resurrection of Christ.
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