Sentence examples for an ingenious design from inspiring English sources
But in the last few years, an ingenious design, the thermal carafe, has been creeping into the glass carafe's world.
The Punta Cana airport is off-putting at first, but turns out to possess an ingenious design in these hurricane-prone tropics.
The need for clean, affordable alternatives is obvious, which is why one charity, Liter of Light, has pledged to create a million green, off-the-power-grid lights in 2015 using an ingenious design that is, frankly, rubbish.
"Titan Arm is obviously an ingenious design, but the team's use of modern, rapid – and relatively inexpensive – manufacturing techniques makes the project even more compelling," said Sir James Dyson, the billionaire founder of the bagless vacuum cleaner and founder of the annual awards run by the James Dyson Foundation aimed at encouraging problem-solving inventions.
In an ingenious design, three structures -- the one housing the restaurant, a seven-story red brick building to be put up on a vacant lot next door on Mount Pleasant Avenue and a four-story building on 114th Street -- are to be linked by a second-story hallway.
Additionally, with an ingenious design of the adaptive iteration algorithm, we are able to obtain extremely fast and excellent convergence results.
It's more than just a game of ingenious design, measured not by the artificial and cruel limits of a clock, but by equal opportunity.
The architect was Walter M. Coots, a lesser-known Brooklyn designer, who developed a few ingenious designs to vary the facades.
In this relatively ingenious design, a higher gaseous flow rate was maintained at the cell outlet, even under dead-end conditions resulted in a reduced purge-gas emission by avoiding the accumulation of liquid water in the cells.
The great Victorian critic John Ruskin disliked the Crystal Palace, dismissing Joseph Paxton's ingenious design as a "giant greenhouse".
The action starts, in Hildegard Bechtler's ingenious design, with a simulated airport bomb-scare, to which the Theatre Upstairs audience becomes a helpless witness.
