Sentence examples for design on which from inspiring English sources

The design – on which Warner has collaborated with the French designer and artist Jean Kalman – is of featureless dun-coloured screens that you might find in a conference centre.

The short brief asks potential designers: "Think about the best piece of transport infrastructure and design on which you could spend £60m of public money for the environmental and community benefit of London.

Instead, the focus of the agreement is on the patented design on which the parties collaborated.

And there is lots of comfortable, brightly colored Modernist furniture, including some of more recent design, on which to sit and peruse them.

Gold or silver flakes called nashiji-ko are sprinkled onto the surface of the object (excluding the design), on which lacquer has been applied.

The new one would be five feet high, three feet shorter than the current fence, but 10 inches higher than the 1862 original design, on which the new fence is modeled.

However, most will depend on one of Intel's five current reference designs on which to base their manufacturing plans.

From the tenor of my sob or the twitch of one of my fat little fingers, Mark knew which chair I had designs on, which toy I was ogling.

He was convicted in absentia in the Netherlands, then later acquitted on a technicality, for stealing the centrifuge designs on which Pakistan's uranium-enrichment programme was based from a company where he worked in the mid-1970s.

It provides an overview of network topologies, giving examples of the two most general designs on which most topologies are based: point-to-point and broadcast.

It discusses two basic designs on which the modern computers are based: complex instruction set architecture (CISC) and reduced instruction set computer (RISC).