Sentence examples for design by both from inspiring English sources

Their widespread use in many machines and devices causes a continuing interest in the development of their design by both the scientific centers and the industry.

The bird's nest model submitted by architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron in collaboration with Li Xinggang of China Architecture Design and Research Group (CADG) was selected as the top design by both a professional panel and by a broader audience during a public exhibition.

"Sequestration was originally designed by both the administration and Congress as something so odious, so repellent, that it would force both sides to a compromise," he said.

The architecture of PILs can be easily re-designed by both the polymer backbone and outer ion.

Lead researcher Dr Rachael Jack said: "Our results are consistent with evolutionary predictions, where signals are designed by both biological and social evolutionary pressures to optimise their function.

The fact that the government wants to renege on these agreements, which were specifically designed – by both Australia and East Timor - to create a stable investment environment for Greater Sunrise to proceed, will do nothing to attract foreign investors.

The Swarovski Shine Collection, as it's called, combines Swarovski's crystal jewelry and Misfit's activity and sleep tracking technology in two new wearable products and nine accessories, jointly designed by both companies.

The Swarovski Shine Collection, as it's called, combines Swarovski's crystal jewelry and Misfit's activity and sleep tracking technology in two new wearable products and nine accessories, jointly designed by both companies.

This project was conceived and designed by both authors.

Reverse-coded statements were used in the instruments designed by both the physics and math groups, an example being "I feel like an outsider in physics".

Ron Sossi and Paul David Story skillfully co-direct the piece, and are aided by the set design of Pete Hickock and costume design by Audrey Eisner - both of which add to the texture and reality of pre-war Berlin.