Sentence examples for design ahead of from inspiring English sources
The unusual move to disclose the test's design ahead of the results would mimic the procedure of last year's U.S. stress test, which was widely credited with reviving trust in banks.
Often I would prepare a design ahead of time, thinking to myself 'next arm that comes through, i'm going to put this on it.' And every single time, I would hold the arm and look at it, and change course.
In one piece it's like lines of different angles, and brightnesses, and locations, just splattered on the screen and selected like Darwin's natural selection, and within a few seconds on a computer many generations can pass within a few seconds our image in a is created in a way that if you were trying to design ahead of time would be very difficult.
Plan your design ahead of time--you could mark off a simply clean line around the base for painting or you could create small squares or rectangles using the tape.
Have a design game plan ahead of time and even sketch out how it will look.
"But following in your father's footsteps?" Ermilio said that she shows her father all of her designs ahead of time, and that he's involved in much of the process, especially the less glamorous details of running a small business.
In a cave, bullets would make a different sound than in an open field, but sounds were designed ahead of time to match whatever environment you were in.
Cellphone manufacturers are predictably tight-lipped about their new designs ahead of the show, but expect Motorola, Nokia, Samsung, LG and others to show off more fashion phones, highlighting entertainment features like music and video.
Contestants submit photographs of their designs ahead of time, and must replicate them as accurately as possible.
Case scenarios, by necessity, must be designed ahead of time, and therefore the comparison to actual cases seen is inflexible once the assessment begins.
This paper introduces a new targeting model and procedures to analyse existing design options ahead of design.
