Sentence examples for A familiar design from inspiring English sources

We find that haptic designers follow a familiar design process, but face specific challenges when working with haptics.

The technology should let customers work in a familiar design language, making it cheaper for customers to adopt your tool kit.

This methodology enables designers and engineers to solve spatial, interactive and creative design tasks in immersive, collaborative environments while maintaining CAD modelling as a familiar design method.

With its form based on a familiar design tool, the Pen embodied the new mission of the redesigned museum: to turn the passive observer into an active participant in an experience that continued beyond the time spent in the galleries.

Like its counterparts, including Facebook, Instagram and Google Plus, the new Flickr site has a familiar design: There is a banner across the top, which is a place to showcase a person's favorite image.

BMWs have a familiar design language, but the company hasn't gone as far as Audi and Mercedes in taking a single design approach and offering it in small, medium and large.

Sebastian Errazuriz, a designer and sculptor in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, whose work was halted by the storm last week, has taken a simple, familiar design and, quite inadvertently, turned it into a philanthropic sensation.

Along with a weekly society magazine distributed only to subscribers to the printed version of Reforma in Mexico City, that helps the title cultivate an air of exclusivity.Some publications have tried charging for a digital simulacrum of their print editions, with a more familiar design and layout than their websites, which can often be downloaded as a single package.

"It's got a very familiar design: Lord Kitchener pointing out from the face of the coin, as he did from the contemporary posters, asking people at the time to sign up for the army," he said.

The new BlackBerry Pearl Flip provides flip phone fans with all the power of a BlackBerry smartphone in a fun and familiar design.

The site, which goes by a name that can't be printed in this newspaper, calls out a range of familiar design clichés (from the Saarinen Womb Chair to a "terrarium that contains a tiny succulent array perched upon a stack of books").