Sentence examples for design which would from inspiring English sources

Bass, who died in 1996 at 75, was one of America's most prodigious midcentury modern graphic designers and the pioneer of motion design, which would be enough on its own to earn him a lofty place in the annals of pop culture.

Therefore, one of the main concerns of structural designers in recent years has been to find an appropriate joint design which would endow the joint with sufficient stiffness.

She said: "He evokes a decided playfulness and romanticism in his design, which would complement Dior nicely".

At its core would be a base block derived from the Salyut design, which would be outfitted as the crew habitat.

Over a year ago, Gov. Chris Christie and Triple Five announced plans for a new design, which would eventually expand to 7.5 million square feet.

Instead of a whole new design, which would be far too costly, they would simply bolt a roomy passenger cabin, stocked with leather seats and other family-friendly amenities, to the underbody of the existing Ranger pickup truck.

But for this page I have taken a selection of the usual designs which would cause an orchestra of whistles on any building site.

The first concerns the legal protection of designs, which would enable car makers to monopolise the market for spare parts required for crash and other repairs.

The design had to be conceived, refined and then enlarged by a painstaking process called pointing; and, finally, an internal system had to be designed, which would support the more than 32 tons of copper "skin" that made the statue.

By contrast, 'innovative reactors' incorporate substantially new designs, which would require significant investment to develop.

Several possible mitigation techniques and alternative antenna designs which would have fitted within the constraints of the 2004 demonstration were then compared.