Sentence examples for a design derived from from inspiring English sources

The designs are complex and interesting in their own way, but they lack the emotional content of a design derived from hand.

The Root Hill Cafe, one of the newest, opened earlier this summer on the edge of Park Slope with a design derived from the shortcomings of a century-old building once used by a livery cab dispatcher.

Jeffrey Bleustein, president and chief executive of the company, called the V-Rod "the first member of a whole new family of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, a design derived from drag racing, a bike for the Harley customer that's looking for more power and performance".

Three pairs of personalized insoles: one based on shape data and subsequently manufactured via direct milling; and two were based on a design derived from shape, pressure, and ultrasound data which underwent a finite element analysis-based virtual optimization procedure.

The most suitable dose de-escalation designs to determine the LED of a new contraceptive that minimizes the number of unwanted pregnancies occurring during the trial were the continual reassessment method and a design derived from the classical " 3+3" design in cancer, but with a cohort size of 100 instead of 3.

D-Wave (which has raised $44 million from investors such as venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson) claims that it has succeeded in constructing a practical quantum computer by employing a simple design, derived from technologies already used to make standard computer chips.

A metre or two on, and the floor has segued into rich brown leather tiles punched with a brogue design derived from classic English footwear, and the wall has become a long run of glassy doors animated with mirrored naked figures that seem to have danced themselves right out of Matisse's most famous painting and somehow found themselves here in Battersea.

D-Wave says it has succeeded where others have failed by using a simple design, derived from technologies already used to make standard computer chips.

The low-carbon claims are the result of a lightweight design derived from what Mr. Murray calls "new manufacturing techniques".

So what exactly is skeuomorphism?The term skeuomorph was originally coined in 1889 to refer to an ornamental design derived from the structure of an earlier form of a particular object.

A reflected two-level screening design, derived from a Plackett Burman design, was used.