Sentence examples for design attractiveness from inspiring English sources

From consumer goods to -- increasingly -- industrial inputs, the mix of design attractiveness, functionality and sustainability have become important components of Silicon Valley business analysis.

Ibuki was met with a positive critical and fan reception regarding her character design, attractiveness and personality, and with a mixed reception regarding her gameplay issues.

However, designing attractiveness seems a highly challenging issue, since overly attractive interfaces may distract users from the task.

Guidelines for media selection and design for attractiveness, i.e. usability and user experience, are given.

The failure to develop genuine auctions and competitive tender processes is typically blamed on the design and the attractiveness of the instrument.

In this study we investigated how professionals and laypeople in graphic design rate the attractiveness and clarity of data visualizations differing in construction type (standard or non-standard) and mode of expression (pictorial or abstract).

Table 2 Quantitative scale and evaluation of the incorporation of cultural elements into fashion design Dimension Evaluation questions Attractiveness A0.

Fahimi et al. (2017a) presented a simultaneous competitive supply chain network design problem by attractiveness variables of the DCs and proposed an algorithm based on the Lemke and Howson algorithm and variational inequality formulation with the help of bi-level programming, the modified projection method and the possibility theory.

Starting from the characterization of the sampled-data target dynamics and its invariant manifold, a multi-rate control law is designed to achieve attractiveness and invariance of such a manifold.

A local Sliding Mode Speed Stabilizer (SMSS) and Sliding Mode Voltage Regulator (SMVR) control is designed to achieve attractiveness of the derived manifold, regulate the terminal voltage and stabilize the speed of each generation unit in spite of high level external disturbances.

The common-sense bias to believe that everything exists for a purpose underpins the intuitive attractiveness of intelligent design.