The sculptures' elongated features, lustrous surfaces and streamlined forms epitomized the aesthetics already admired by Europeans.
The first change in the crest occurred in 1908 when the letters adopted a more streamlined form and appeared inside a circle.
Peter Loughrey has a 1949 secretary from the beginning of Gio Ponti and Piero Fornasetti's 10-year collaboration: an insouciantly streamlined form swirling with walnut root veneer and an aerial view of Venice.
The instrument panel he created was minimalist and compact, giving the driver concise information in streamlined form.
The CFPB rolled out two prototypes for a single, streamlined form to replace two complex and overlapping forms used by consumers to help gauge the real costs of their mortgage.
She enlisted her friend Gregg Woolard to help design the place, and curate the wall; the name remained, in a streamlined form.
Its annual military budget has, for most of the past decade, increased by double digits, and the People's Liberation Army, even in its newly streamlined form, has nearly a million more active service members than the United States has.
An example is the convergence of the streamlined form in the bodies of squid, shark, seal, porpoise, penguin, and ichthyosaur, animals of diverse ancestry.
The two Baltimore artists in Hamiltonian Gallery's "IRL" conjure childhood memories, but in streamlined form.
Even in its hybrid, streamlined form, he went on, the first cut of "Barney's Version" was an hour too long and had to be trimmed drastically.
