Sentence examples for changes in designs from inspiring English sources

For clothing, especially for loincloths, skirts, and cloaks, the Hawaiians impressed and painted tapa with geometric designs in red and brown; the manufacturing tradition continued long after Western contact, with subsequent changes in designs and use of colour.

By offering an automatic answer to changes in design, BIM enables designers and engineers to observe the immediate consequences of their actions.

The changes in design of the insignia reflect the vicissitudes of French history.

Such changes in design are a way of allowing the bank note system to stay ahead of counterfeiters.

But it said many weapons projects start out with unrealistically low cost estimates, depend on technologies that are not ready and face constant changes in design requirements.

The company was also the leader in "planned obsolescence", the frequent changes in design that tempted customers to switch to a new model every year or so.

In the 19th century, with the advent of large auditoriums and the violin virtuoso, the violin underwent its last changes in design.

"Due to the unknown nature of building an airport on the island's uneven terrain, changes in design had to be made to facilitate that," she said.

The V-Strom's enduring popularity gave Suzuki little reason to tinker, and there have been no major changes in design since its release.

Many studies, including those by the Government Accountability Office and Pentagon boards, have shown that many weapons projects start out with unrealistically low cost estimates, depend on technologies that are not ready and face constant changes in design requirements.

What differentiates Homeworks from other municipal housing programs is the fact that it imposes no income ceiling on prospective buyers, nor, until recently, did it restrict changes in design or upgrades that buyers could request (and pay extra for).