Sentence examples for design from that from inspiring English sources
"It's about the crystallization of built space," says Khan. "When you see architecture kind of exploding into tiny bit of shards and pieces, you design from that and use it as stimulus.
The absence of Asians says something about the dearth of innovative design from that part of the world.
As the title of that song, short for "For Us By Us," suggests, Solange is not striving for universality, and the listening experience for a white critic (like myself) will be different, by design, from that of a person of color.
In the same spirit, wrote Pat Kirkham, a professor at the center who assembled the show and its weighty catalog, as the turn-of-the-century feminists who favored separating women's art and design from that of men at the world's fair.
With that in mind, this chapter presents some basic information that will help one understand the material, take some decisions prior to creating the design, and finally to develop a design from that information.
The paper also illustrates how the choice of PHE size, and the placement of the flow paths and flow channels influences the heat transfer area, producing a different design from that of a practical application (Tianjin, China).
"Because Madame Boivin owned the business, all designs from that period are attributed to her".
In addition, two oligonucleotide probes for the two subspecies were designed from that DNA region.
I doubt a Kindle, or any e-reader, is being designed from that same perspective – the books we read for pleasure, be they analog or electronic, have become increasingly disposable.
iOS 9.1, which has just been made available in beta, will allow iPhone users to share some of the designs from that latest Unicode Consortium update (version 8) as well as previous approved lists.
