Sentence examples for Design merits from inspiring English sources
One can debate the design merits of old subway cars, but they had more visual interest than the stainless steel clones we ride in today.
The bikes that are praised for their design merits tend to be industrial models, which excel in terms of speed and convenience, not craftsmanship.
The quality of building to which the mosaic is attached is poor and the underpass itself has no intrinsic design merits.
I wouldn't go so far as to describe it as great design, but it is by far the best of the five BlackBerries I have used in the past six years, and has made me realize how much the way we judge the design merits of particular products has changed during that time.
There are superior design merits to consider: narcotic softness, ideal weight, the not-too-close hug of the torso, the not-too-low scoop of the V-neck, the optimum charcoal dye job (deep and inky with an extra shot of blue).
These design merits lead to the good ion transportation and electron conductivity, excellent long-cycling galvanostatic charging/discharging stability, and durable high-rate-capacitance of ca. 730 F g−1 at 10 A g−1.
In 2013 we received a design Merit Award fromVeterinary Economics.
"The lines are very progressive-looking, as opposed to Lucite furniture made in the 1980's, which doesn't have much design merit".
Politics of a Product If technical and design merit were the only criteria for judging an operating system, the release of Windows XP would be cause for jubilation.
This type of design merited their inclusion in the famous Museum of Modern Art (New York, New York) exhibition "Deconstructivist Architecture" in 1988, since their work seemed to "deconstruct" the clean lines, rectangular shapes, and rigid spatial planning of Modernist architects such as Le Corbusier.
She said that in the south-west, where she has a studio, local authorities still show a preference for "noddy boxes" – houses of low build-quality and little design merit.
