Sentence examples for designed for clients from inspiring English sources
Today the furniture Adam designed for clients like the Earl of Derby (constructed by Ince & Mayhew) are prized antiques.
His nearly 21-carat sapphire engagement ring is set in platinum with over five carats of diamonds, designed for clients who, he says, "typically require a more elaborate translation of a trend, something majestic and truly one of a kind".
Though the front door of a five-bedroom shingle-style home with a "modern modification" she designed for clients in Bridgehampton is very accessible, "they want to keep it neater" and not traipse in with sandy or muddy shoes or groceries.
Firstly, incentive mechanism for complementarity special knowledge sharing are designed for clients being risk-neutral and risk-averse respectively under the asymmetric information.
Interventions designed for clients of FSWs as well as FSWs have been observed to contribute to declines in STI prevalence and increases in condom use [ 47, 48].
The treatment program is designed for clients to stay up to 9 months at the inpatient facility/treatment program; thus reflecting the extensive change required during recovery from concurrent disorders.
This informs the objects she designs for clients — notably TerraCycle, which sells goods fashioned from donated trash, like backpacks made of drink pouches.
His own project may be less grand than many of the properties he designs for clients — he's created nearly 200 gardens — but it echoes the same elegant, comfortable aesthetic that is characteristic of all his work.
Since earning her M.F.A. from the Stockholm design school Konstfack in the early 1990s, she has moved fluidly from project to project, designing for clients (like Iittala, the legendary Stockholm design shop Svenskt Tenn and most recently the Swedish fashion brand Hope), producing her own work in small runs, and hand-blowing pieces for galleries.
Always preferring to work from a studio at home, he built up a thriving practice, consulting and designing for clients such as British Railways, the Post Office, the Tate Gallery, the University of Leeds, the University of East Anglia, Shell and WH Smith.
Tseng, 1998 [4]), abbreviated the FBR scheme, is also suitable for heterogeneous clients of different communication capabilities although it is originally designed for homogeneous clients of the same bandwidth.
