Sentence examples for designed onto a from inspiring English sources

The only thing I found a little tacky was Craig Yoe shoving the Krazy Kat figurines he designed onto a page of photos of 100-year-old Krazy Kat merchandise.

Firstly, putative partial 3' LTR chromosome walking was performed: specific retrotransposon forward primers designed onto a conserved domain belonging to a Gypsy Integrase gene (GenBank Acc. Nr. AJ532592) (Gypsy ChWp4, Table 4) were coupled with a random annealing reverse primer (5'-ACCATCGTCCTCAGGTTAGTCAGG-3', Ra A-P).

Five designed laser beams project onto a measuring surface, where five light spots are observed.

Visitors to the John Paul center are encouraged to design a stained-glass window out of available motifs on a digital kiosk, practice bell-ringing and create a giant collaborative collage by floating designs onto a video wall.

Mr. Stillman embossed his drawings by hand, scribbling the designs onto a sheet of paper with a nonwriting stylus, then rubbing over the paper with a flat-sided stick of charcoal or pastel to reveal the white outline of the drawn design; the pigment covers the surface but does not enter the embossed grooves.

"You're trying to overlay a payment design onto a benefit model that allows a patient to go anywhere he wants," said Steve Hamman of Blue Cross Blue Shield, noting that patients can undermine the advantages of the new approach if they ignore the advice or insist on unnecessary tests and procedures.

To circumvent re-meshing upon design changes, we project the design onto a fixed analysis grid using a differentiable geometry projection that results in a density field indicating the fraction of solid material anywhere in the design space, as in density-based topology optimization methods.

Thus, it is of practical interest to know if each projection of a design onto a small subset of factors is able to entertain and estimate all two-factor-interactions along with its main effects, assuming higher order interactions are negligible.

Eventually, we transfer designs onto a dry-erase board where we can fill in more detail and play with variations.

According to him, a technological tiller is when we stick an old design onto a new technology wrongly thinking it will work.

Use a simple t-shirt press to press the design onto a t-shirt.