Sentence examples for design contradicts from inspiring English sources

Instead of honoring Chanin, the design contradicts him.

A further limitation of the HIV M&E system is that its vertical design contradicts the notion of integrated management.

It is the conflict between free will and some greater design that contradicts it.

Anyone of the opinion that his light, jet-age design did not contradict but instead complemented the magnificent interior of Penn Station — well, such a person would be considered hopelessly romantic, against all common sense, just like the Penn Station protesters of August 1962.

The proposed implementation provides flexibility of splitting the workload between a general-purpose CPU with a fixed architecture and a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) to trade off contradicting design objectives, namely performance and computational resource usage.

At the embedding stage, watermark is embedded in the host audio signal in the third level detailed coefficient of wavelet domain which strikes a balance between the contradicting design parameters of perceptual transparency, robustness and optimized payload.

Design ideas which contradicted these facets of the character were dropped, and other elements of Batman, such as his refusal to kill his enemies, were strictly enforced, which provided additional challenges in allowing the player to have complete freedom in the game without transgressing on that fundamental aspect of the character.

For the restaurant operator the principal challenge is to blend in and not overwhelm a museum's distinctive look and style with a design that clashes or contradicts.

Ronald Schweiger, the Brooklyn borough historian, fears that builders will continue to support the design of tall towers, contradicting the vision that early-20th-century architects had for Brooklyn.

This result contradicts the design-for-assembly practice of minimizing the number of components.

Some also raised concerns that framing design as centric would contradict the comprehensive approach needed to balance the needs and concerns of all relevant stakeholders, which should be at the center of any organization.