Sentence examples for designed a new form from inspiring English sources

Djoser's architect Imhotep designed a new form of burial structure for the king in the shape of a pyramid in six stages.

During this period he designed a new form of hydrostatic balance for weighing small quantities and wrote a short treatise, La bilancetta ("The Little Balance"), that circulated in manuscript form.

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, have recently designed a new form of fast, cheap memory, based on organic materials and nanoparticles, that seems to overcome many of these limitations.

"When I was on the religious law faculty" — at the University of Kabul in the late sixties and early seventies — "I designed a new form of dress appropriate for female students that covered the head and shoulders, but left the face and hands exposed.

They are also difficult to seal into the structure of the bulb, making the rupture of these seals another potential source of failure.Scientists working for Ceravision, a company based in Milton Keynes, in Britain, have designed a new form of lamp that eliminates the need for electrodes.

"When I was on the religious law faculty"—at the University of Kabul in the late sixties and early seventies—"I designed a new form of dress appropriate for female students that covered the head and shoulders, but left the face and hands exposed.

On Sept. 17, 1787, the convention that had been sitting in Philadelphia for four months to design a new form of government for the United States adjourned, offering its handiwork to the nation.

Ourresearch objective was to design a new form of IL-7 that retained its capacity for supporting lymphocyte expansion without the need for a high dosing regimen.

On the basis of our study, we designed a new referral form for biopsy based on the ACR criteria.

Firstly, we design a new form of demand response, namely interactive load and the structure of battery storage is also analyzed.

He designed a new pier, in a form that suggested a half-built wooden boat, with curved ribs rising more than two hundred feet.