Sentence examples for designed economy from inspiring English sources

In this pithy but ingenious example, Dawkins shows the difference between a designed economy and an evolutionary economy.

Mr. Garten sees opportunities as specific as helping to establish more business schools abroad and dispatching teams of accountants and regulatory experts to help design economies for tomorrow.

Instead, they are designed for economy and simplicity — at least those that have any hope of remaining in circulation.

This recipe is simple and is designed for economy, flavour, reducing food wastage and the ease of making.

At the same time, what exactly is meant by "good design" has never been more vague, and many designers, lacking firmer principles, aspire only to a place in the glamorized design economy.

Each room of the exhibition examines a design economy, from energy to movement to information.

When it opened its first stores here in the mid-1990's, in a bid to become the Sears of the design economy, IKEA used this slogan: "It's a big country.

This new product design economy, powered by IT innovation, is only just getting started.

While this design economy may be acceptable on a budget-priced SUV or minivan, it seems out of place on a Buick especially one that lists over $30,000.

Overstrength factor and inelastic rotation capacity are the key parameters in eccentrically braced frames (EBFs) design which may affect significantly the design economy or safety.

This push for design economy resulted in a tendency towards working, functional designs with minimised luxuries.