Sentence examples for design imitates from inspiring English sources

Built from sandstone, the circular design imitates the shrine at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

It's a triumph of production design; imitated constantly, but never surpassed.

In 1912 he stuck a piece of oilcloth, with a printed design imitating a caned chair-seat, on to a cubist canvas.

Sequence control adjustment is used to establish the lamp design, imitating the sunrise and sunset with time duration.

The model simulates a system design imitating the countercurrent heat exchange in the feet of ducks, an evolutionary adaption reducing environmental heat losses in cold climates.

But Taylor can't let go of his pretentious design: imitating Alain Resnais and other modernist directors, he dissolves linear narration, plowing backward again and again, giving us more Southern-gothic moss — often when we're most fascinated or appalled by Brown and would rather not leave the moment to search for the root cause of his behavior.

The outer wooden frames, originally painted in grey and yellow marbling, were later overpainted in a design of black and red in the 16th or 17th centuries when "a faux turtle-shell design, imitating the then-fashionable veneer, replaced the earlier scheme of jaspered paint".

Many designs imitate Islamic or Anatolian forms; others, with coats of arms or Christian emblems, indicate purely European origin.

In Japan, robes have been preserved with designs imitating the effect of patchwork, and robes sewn from square pieces of cloth were nicknamed "paddy-field robe" (densōe).

Various human problems are tried to resolve with biomimetic design which imitate biological forms.

The desire to design machines imitating humans continued for more than 4000 years.