Sentence examples for confluence of design from inspiring English sources

In the late sixties, a confluence of design innovation and psychotropic drugs produced "the short-board revolution".

On one hand, he writes that "urban areas, with their confluence of design, fashion, entertainment and publishing professionals, are unquestionably best suited to incubate the firms and industries" that are part of the new "cultural industrial complex".

The chair, covered in a hand-printed fabric interpreted by a friend from the patterns of Tahitian pareos, is flanked on its other side by a single-fin board from the Pipeline pioneer Gerry Lopez, its searing lightning bolt insignia an early example of the now nearly unavoidable confluence of design, branding and big waves.

'Design for UNisEF' is part of a series of academic engagements focused on the confluence of design and development between UNICEF and its partners and collaborators – including NYU, Aalto University, Columbia University, MIT's D-Lab, the Art Centre College of Design and the Technical University of Denmark.

The Iliad and the Odyssey owe their unique status precisely to the creative and therefore unanalyzable confluence of tradition and design, the crystalline fixity of a formulaic style and the mobile spontaneity of a brilliant personal vision.

Indeed, the Pentagon agency is seeking what it calls the "elegant confluence" of different engineering designs and approaches to a VTOL aircraft.  .

The Ford F-350 Super Duty Power Stroke ($56,390) is a towering confluence of old-school truck design (hello, solid front axle) and up-to-the-minute diesel technology.

He was honored with a Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album for Children, a J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding, a TED Prize (named for the confluence of technology, entertainment and design), and was named as an Honorary GLAAD Media Award recipient for his work as an advocate for the LGBT community.

Differences in findings may be due to a confluence of factors in the design of the studies, rather than simply differences in econometric specifications or data sources.

Other standouts include a blunt copper mask made by the Yoruban artist Ali Amonikoji in 1910, which shows the influence of woodcarving and a vitrine holding more than two dozen Ethiopian crosses, large and small, mostly of silver, iron and copper alloy and whose designs represent a confluence of Indian and Christian cultures.

"Growth is the confluence of hiring, organization building, analytics, data science, design, engineering, Internet marketing, and a trained mentality," Johns said.