Sentence examples for catalog design from inspiring English sources
As Mr. Lynn writes in the catalog, "design objects now address their users with bespoke form and contour".
In this regard, electronic catalog design and marketing could be a method to integrate the Internet and catalog marketing using market segmentation in order to enhance the effectiveness of direct marketing and sales management in retailing.
(It's not surprising that she was involved with all aspects of this show — the aforementioned, along with catalog design and marketing). An especially extreme transformation occurs in her new "traced" series, which converts the photographs to large, black vinyl outlines that adhere to white walls.
You can view a demo of the new catalog design here.
The new Catalog design retains all of the functionality that patrons identified as valuable in the existing systems and adds new features requested during interviews.
The new catalog design will be based on that of Search TRLN (http://search.trln.org/) but will limit searches to Duke materials and have Duke-specific branding.
The exhibition catalog, designed by Irma Boom, offers a comprehensive history of the brand's textiles, about 80 percent of which were designed by women.
The association rules of the relational database design are implemented in the mining system which provides electronic catalog designs and promotional policies.
This vibrantly offbeat catalog, designed by Tracey Shiffman, features Daniel Joseph Martinez's arresting head shots of the architect, his partners and office staff, among them his wife, Berta (administration), and son Alejandro (product design).
This is why the show's catalog, designed by Kimberly Varella of Content Object Design Studio, has flourishes like pink stitching, custom ink and a gatefold made from mirrored paper.
At night, we can send ourselves to sleep watching some of the most obscure movies on the planet, dubbed from Japanese into Croatian, and rented from a catalog designed for insomniac intellectuals with severe depression.
