Sentence examples for attempt at designed from inspiring English sources
It's an attempt at designed interaction, with a minimalist interface that incorporates a playful, gesture-based UI — itself flagged up by the cheeky name Peek.
This is not Ms. Conrad's first attempt at designing a clothing line — but the low prices are new.
Lindsay Lohan for Ungaro The actress-turned-party girl's attempt at designing for the French fashion house last October was a disaster, with the star not invited to the label's next show.
Ours is a first attempt at designing a linguistic RL controller with lyapunov constrained fuzzy consequents to progressively learn a stable optimal policy.
The Nexus Q was Google's first attempt at designing its own hardware, and while the Q was a great hardware product, it felt like it was intentionally held back by its software, which was extremely limited.
In this paper, an attempt at designing discrete vibrating systems as machine subsystems of the required dynamical properties and at assessing the sensitivity of the obtained system in view of the values of the derived synthesised parameters has been made.
In this work we present a first attempt at designing a structure specific EEW procedure, which is based on the analysis of early P-wave signals recorded by wireless accelerometers placed at different levels of a structure.
I'd find disgusting spike heels with leopard spots and tight Capri pants, or pedal-pushers, with big plastic purses and drop earrings," she told Perkins, recalling her one attempt at designing: she fashioned a waistcoat out of "this funky material".
The framework suggested in this book is not a one-off solution for creating models for all subject domains; rather, it is a research attempt at designing a template with generic guidelines that can be used to develop digital library models for any subject using the analytico-faceted approach.
It was Apple's first and, so far, only attempt at designing a video game console.
Three attempts at designing a quantitative CEME system are critiqued to support or refute the hypotheses.
