Sentence examples for design adapted from from inspiring English sources

Page design adapted from "Nonzero 1.0," by NodeThirtyThree Design.

With the fenders stripped off, the sleek lines of a design adapted from Lincolns of the era became more visible.

The various methods ranged from the attempts to redesign public space using models of urban design adapted from the Lanna period to the efforts of spirit medium devotees, who sought to stave off misfortune through reviving the literal guardian spirits of Lanna.

Fig. 1 Common-Item Nonequivalent Groups' Design (Adapted from Kolen & Brennan, 2014, p.13).

Fig. 5 Charles Darwin as an old man, refuting William Paley's "argument from design" (adapted from a caricature in the periodical Laborjournal).

Instead, Holden manufactured their own 3.8-litre V6 engine based on a Buick design, adapted from front- to rear-wheel drive.

In addition, vessels were made there in the so-called blown three-mold technique, in which decorative designs adapted from cut-glass patterns of the period were impressed in the glass by blowing in molds hinged in two, three, or more sections.

In 1854 and 1855, much experimentation was done, some with a Liberty Head design as featured on the large cent; others with a flying eagle design adapted by Longacre from the Gobrecht dollar of 1836.

The basic "Engineering Design Model" (adapted from pbs.org) comprising Problem, Brainstorm, Design, Build, Test, Redesign, leading iteratively to Solution, was discussed prior to the working of the problem, with students labeling the model in their workbooks.

The techno-economic process design was adapted from the NREL model [ 40], designed to process 2,000 dry metric tonnes of poplar biomass per day.

The design approach adapted from ED proved to be useful to structure the design process to provide insight into interactions of emission processes and find principle-options and technical solutions to prevent pollution swapping.