Sentence examples for custom elements from inspiring English sources

Designs with custom elements are $24 per square foot; off-the-shelf styles, like the Arts and Crafts-inspired thistle pattern, middle right, are $20 per square foot.

It seems particularly useful that alongside custom elements (aka Component Directives), they have kept the ability to mix-in a behaviour into an existing element (using a Decorator Directive).

"With the office furniture, we took a manufacturer's product, with all its flexible features, such as adjustable-height shelves, adjustable depth for work surfaces, printer and fax machine spaces, collating and prep areas," Mr. Logan said, "and then we created custom elements -- we had them milled in Canada -- to make the pieces look built-in".

Instead, it'll be a stand-alone experience and thanks to that, the car manufacturer can also offer a number of custom elements or maybe even support multiple screens.

Currently the only custom elements on your public page are a short biog and the option to pin one of your stories to the top of the feed to keep it flagged (much like a pinned tweet).

Web Components relies on four pieces – the template element, decorators (which apply templates to CSS), custom elements (which allow developers to create their own elements) and the Shadow DOM (which sounds ominous, but which really just defines how all of the other pieces play together and shield the other three pieces from the regular DOM if necessary).

The arbitration panel, under his proposal, would have the power to release the UK from enforcing the customs elements of the backstop, should the British government be able to show that it has made all reasonable efforts to negotiate an alternative, but that talks with Brussels have irretrievably broken down.

Therefore, to deliver on its joint report commitment and ensure the integrity of the UK market, the UK is putting forward a proposal for the customs element of the backstop that would apply to customs arrangements between the UK and EU and avoid a hard border between Northern Ireland and Ireland.

Although Barnier's tweet sounds relatively neutral, the three questions he asks suggests he has doubts about the viability of what has been proposed so far. 1) "Is it a workable solution to avoid a hard border?" Barnier seems to be pointing out that the document published today only covers the customs element of the backstop.

A SFS camera can be used to effectively "sweep" the focal plane continuously through a scene without the need for either mechanical motion or custom optical elements.

But added expenses and difficulties were imposed by the use of custom steel elements made by Urssa and Horta Coslada, Spanish fabricators with experience working on Mr. Calatrava's projects.