Sentence examples for aptly designed from inspiring English sources
The set for a dank communal cell in a dungeon is aptly designed by Michael Schweikardt with Moorish architectural elements, an iron staircase and guttering candles.
Weedy (Brenda Thomas) shares the apartment — a pleasant, tidy place aptly designed by Donald Eastman — with her daughter, Alberta (Krystel Lucas), a youngish spinster who has been working for the same white family for 15 years.
On this backdrop, aptly designed interactive features in interactive learning environments can offer the necessary cognitive support to learners.
For example, an aptly designed intranet could facilitate employees at all levels in finding employees with the exact expertise or experience from whom they could learn for an immediate, one-time or longer term need or interest.
The company can optimize the shared learning from the tours of duty, by having an aptly designed enterprise social-enabled intranet, according to Enterprise Strategies founder and managing director, Andy Jankowski: "The last thing you or your employees want after a successful tour is the loss of that shared experience.
For instance, effects of CR were entirely unrelated to those of aging in muscle tissue from Rhesus monkeys [ 22], and in one aptly designed experiment examining mouse cardiac tissue, only 79 of 1075 age-responsive genes (7.3%) were significantly altered by CR [ 23].
The program, aptly enough designed for younger listeners, includes Ralph Herman's "Kitty Ballet," Don Gillis's "Man Who Invented Music" and Lucien Cailliet's "Variations on 'Pop Goes the Weasel'".
Beautiful clothes designed by Julia Sharp aptly reflect the characters as well as their bygone era.
The setting, designed by Jessica Parks, aptly stylizes the cartoonist's studio into fragments.
At its most dramatic bend is the famous Rialto Bridge, designed by the aptly named Antonio da Ponte (c. 1590).
The winning entry was an evening gown made of salvaged umbrella canopies, with a fauxcorset made of discarded umbrella ribs, designed by the aptly named Rainer Wolter.
