to architect
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7.2
- verb
- /ˈɑrkɪtɛkt/
- Specialized
:
diseñar la arquitectura de
- To successfully architect this project, we must consider both performance and user experience.
- hex-architected
- architected binary
- architected format
One question I often get is what's the difference between system architecting and system design?
- One question I often get is what's the difference between system architecting and system design?
- That's the stingy way our current reward systems are architected, right?
- Like that is DC because of the way the system is architected.
Examples
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We need to architect a solution that meets all user requirements and ensures scalability.
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And right now we've architected both so that they don't compete.
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Two years ago, we set out to architect a cryptocurrency exchange
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A lot more time flipping through the social media versus architecting a world class life.
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LAMPLEY: And Escobar now promoted by Jordan Mains, the man who architected Billy Hope's career.
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The team was tasked to architect a new software system from the ground up.
Synonyms
149
4.1
To plan or arrange something carefully using skill
Compounds
5
4.2
A person who plans and designs gardens, parks, and outdoor places to make them useful and attractive
How Detailed
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1.0
- Specialized
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7.2
942
2.8
101
7.1
59
2.7
150
2.5
Surface Forms
Etymology
As a verb, architect comes from the same Greek parts archi- ('chief') and -tect ('builder'), so to architect a system is to act as its 'chief builder' and plan the overall design and structure.