Sentence examples for design complement from inspiring English sources

Can such emerging design methods as "experience prototyping" and "critical design" complement clinical trials?

Other aspects of these designs are also discussed, including sweeping motion, scaling, force sensing, stiffness control, etc. From the results, the tendon-driven designs and concentric tube design complement each other in terms of their workspace, which is influenced by the number of sections as well as the length distribution among sections.

Phil Schmidt's set and lighting design complement the evening's divergent textures.

To illustrate how chambers with the new design complement automatic methodologies for studying behavior, we used Ctrax software designed to track and retain the identity of individuals within large groups of flies [13].

For example when carrying out multiple studies simultaneously, prospective meta-analyses [ 37, 38] have been used to design a collection of studies with the prospect of an eventual meta-analysis in mind, so that important elements of study design complement each other across studies [ 39].

"But it has been a great pleasure working on this house, watching it all coming together and seeing how the new architecture and design complements the old.

What they said: "Leveraging Chevrolet's design and engineering talent in Asia, Europe and North America, the Cruze brings to market a progressive, globally influenced design complemented by exceptional levels of quietness, quality and attention to detail," the press release promised.

The opulent court of fin de siecle Vienna is summoned here through the heavy heraldic tapestries and rich velvets of Gillian Freeman's design complemented by Nicholas Georgiadis' layered, autumnal-hued costumes.

The museum claims that the new cabinets will be "more secure and robust" and that their simple design "complements rather than detracts" from the architectural aesthetic of the building.

With the front lens transparent, a lighting designer can make the complex reflectors and the individual bulbs part of a car's front-end design, complementing or even replacing the traditional grille.

Industrial design complements MacBook Pro and other laptop computers.