Examples of using New architecture in English and their translations into Norwegian
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with Maria Smith and the New Architecture Writers course for BAME design critics.
Peugeot FRACTAL strikes a natural balance and features an electric drive train enabling a new architecture.
In the capital Torshavn you will find new architecture, avant-garde fashion
Start your day in Copenhagen with a flat boat tour along the waterfront for a view of the city's stunning new architecture, creatively re-purposed 17th-century buildings
Based on the new architecture, incredibly spacious,
June: Version 1 of Altinn II is primarily about getting new architecture in place along with a new service development solution that means that the Altinn agencies can produce even better forms and provide better services in future.
The new architecture is well suited to processing the data stream of millions of messages in real time,
neural networks- a feature of the new architecture of Turing on which is built the entire line of graphics cards RTX.
for those of us that explore the city's new architecture and streets and attend some of the thousands of events per year,
New architectures are necessary to manage emerging hybrid data center environments.
Everyone can write new modules to implement new algorithms or new architectures starting from the simple components distributed with the core engine.
Another advantage for Intel with this newer architecture is that it is now the motherboard which has the pins,
Among the changes, Debian now sports two new architectures- arm64 for 64-bit ARM processors,
X3 thanks to new architectures.
Proud cities full of historic buildings and sparkling new architecture.
We represent the Stage 3D- a new architecture for hardware accelerated rendering,
In Berlin-Mitte the legendary Friedrichstraße now exudes a cosmopolitan flair thanks to its new architecture and chic stores like the Galeries Lafayette or Quartier 206.
At Stigrøra, some bold new architecture will leave a mark of our own times in the building of viewing ramps spanning thin air above Trollstigen.
is held with new architecture by James Millar and Charles Rennie Mackintosh
As part of the process of transforming Norrebro from a poor working class area into a modern city district, new architecture has given the neighbourhood a facelift.