Sentence examples for a noteworthy design from inspiring English sources

David Johnson, an associate professor of computer science and of electrical and computer engineering at Rice University, said that ZIA had a noteworthy design, particularly in the way that encryption and decryption are handled in the operating system's disk cache, the spot in the system where data is temporarily deposited when it is pulled from the hard disk.

As such, details of implementation are omitted here; instead, this section only highlights a few noteworthy design decisions and implementation issues for each application.

To arrive at his noteworthy design, he took as a starting place the upward sweep of Gothic architecture, but then advanced this sense of verticality as his primary design principle.

The noteworthy design team includes Venturi, Scott Brown & Associates for the office and school; Bernard Tschumi for the museum; and Gruzen Samton as coordinating architects and planners.

Another noteworthy design was that of the Palazzo Caprini (House of Raphael; later destroyed) in the Borgo, which became the model for many 16th-century palaces.

Martin O'Malley's noteworthy design, which attempts to duplicate Obama's success with its own flexible graphic identity, is one of this cycle's most compelling.

This inspired the noteworthy design including 17 Things Trayvon will never experience.

Henderson and her team are looking for 25-30 interesting homes (it doesn't have to be the whole house) with pretty spaces, noteworthy design details and good lighting in the Southern California area.

But there are also a lot of original pin designs worthy of mention, like this one from Cultural Void, a growing company with some really noteworthy designs.

Noteworthy designs include nesting tables by Vladimir Kagan; a 1960's rubber cactus coat rack by Gufram, an Italian manufacturer; a Molar sofa by Wendell Castle; and a George Nakashima side table.

Other noteworthy designs in the show include examples from a line of furniture called Holland Dutch Arts and Crafts, created by Charles Limbert, an American furniture designer and maker who marketed his eclectic designs in Grand Rapids, Mich.