Sentence examples for design contributions from inspiring English sources
The show includes fashion and design contributions by Vera Wang, Calvin Tsao and Peter Som, which sounds wacky but somehow sort of works.
The show received four Tony nominations for design contributions as well, though not a best play nomination for the playwright, Douglas Carter Beane.
Among his numerous design contributions were those as project architect for the United States Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair and for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C. Before retiring, he was in private practice.
However, the design contributions of the older users have not been explicated.
In this section, we summarize existing design contributions related to VisArchive's three context-specific design features: timeline based visualizations; visual indications of search relevance and matched keywords; and visual representations of user activity in shared repositories.
Nonetheless, methodological weaknesses in the analysis of the results of PD workshops may hinder its effectiveness in providing useful and robust design contributions and facilitating communication in multidisciplinary teams.
A map room highlights every Michigan city that has made a design contribution, from Grosse Pointe to Kalamazoo.
The innovations include those gorgeous pontoon fenders, arguably Mr. Scaglietti's greatest design contribution to the automotive world.
The article presents activity scales describing the participants' design contribution from inactive to proactive, constructs the DCS framework, and positions several human centered design approaches on the framework.
The paper discusses concepts about the role of architecture in the design of space habitats and the development of a general evaluation criteria of architectural design contribution.
Award-winning installations were those from Lebanon, Russia and Switzerland, presented with medals for most exceptional design contribution and best interpretation of theme and innovation, respectively.
