Sentence examples for as the one designed from inspiring English sources
A sophisticated smart biomass use scheme, such as the one designed for Park Cuijk, requires that pieces of the puzzle are added over time, leading to renewed social acceptance dynamics that only partially build on earlier experiences.
Soon, Le Parc advanced his experiments with light and movement, creating large installations such as the one designed for the Paris Biennial in 1962 (below).
Research skills and knowledge have traditionally been delivered to clinicians as postgraduate courses such as a Masters degree or in a workshop format such as the one designed for this study [ 17, 45, 65].
It is rather different from other artificial maps that have been used in the literature, such as the one designed by Thorndyke and Stasz (1980) with respect of two characteristics: the distinctive visual characteristics of the different landmarks and the irregular not grid-like nature of the map.
With a military stalemate prevailing, a peace process — as carefully structured and forcefully negotiated as the one designed by Richard C. Holbrooke to end the war in Bosnia in 1995 — is sorely needed.
Two unreinforced specimens, the one designed as gravity load-resisting system and the other as seismic load-resisting system, were also tested for comparison.
Having taught at a school geared to the Regents as well as one designed around performance-based assessments, I can attest to the superior rigor and richness of the latter approach.
However, John Finley, senior vice president of Development and Production at Fox News, described the service as one designed for the Fox News "superfan," in his statement about the new product.
Yet her tone alters little as she grasps the truth – one designed to shake readers' assumptions, too.
While addressing the media on Friday afternoon, a tearful Boehner cast his decision as one designed to protect the institution of Congress.
As such, the intervention was presented to community members, parents, and children as one designed to improve the mental health of children in general, so as not to imply erroneously that those who participate are admitting to having a mental disorder.
