Sentence examples for design export from inspiring English sources

The Bouroullecs are France's greatest design export since Philippe Starck, but since they chose not to specialise in malfunctioning lemon squeezers or grandiose claims ('I keep a motorbike in every major world city'), you might not have heard of them.

A total of 17 different combinations of experiments were generated using design export software v.6.

You'll even find Denmark's best-known design export, Lego, whose company motto ('Only the best is good enough') encapsulates the Danes' pursuit of design perfection.

Design exports for 2006 totalled £800m while exports from advertising was put at £1.4bn, according to the DCMS' creative industries economic estimates statistical bulletin published last month.

Magnus Marding With stories in international publications like Architectural Digest and Vogue Living, the photographer Magnus Marding is fast becoming one of Sweden's biggest design exports.

The logistics models and information system framework developed provide a general reference for other governments, companies, and industrial sectors that intend to design export-oriented industrial parks incorporating IT-centric and globally oriented SETZ techniques.

Designing export promotion strategies to markets with higher relative import advantage is recommended.

Users paying $4.95 monthly (or $49 per year) will be able to create unlimited sheets for their designs, export them in more formats (SVG), share diagrams and folders with an unlimited number of people, and more.

By reviewing related WTO laws, this paper concludes that a clearly designed export carbon tax with a comparable carbon price is in China's own interest, while lessening the carbon leakage concerns of developed countries.

Based on the above modeling process, workflow and interface, a training program was formulated to teach clinicians to utilize this parametric model of orthosis design and export a printable model.

Eiffel's official catalogues make definite reference to the design and export of a church to Manila in 1875, thirteen years before construction of San Sebastián Church actually began.