Sentence examples for designed to be open from inspiring English sources

The badge system is designed to be "open".

It's designed to be open to change – if necessary, "it would make a very nice office block", says Lifschutz.

The property was renovated in 2007 and the central courtyard, originally designed to be open, was glassed in.

Many are designed to be open and easily accessible, which has multiplied their value and dramatically lowered research costs.

The TCP/IP protocols and network technologies are inherently designed to be open in order to allow interoperability.

Bordered by patios, the main house is designed to be open to the elements, although each bedroom has an air-conditioning unit.

To support self-regulated learning (SRL), computer-based learning environments (CBLEs) are often designed to be open-ended and multidimensional.

Tom Wolfe, the writer, dressed in his usual spotless white suit, introduced James Wines, the 81-year-old architect and artist, who won the lifetime achievement award for buildings whose sides peel away, and for designing a 360-foot-high 360-foot-high 360-foot-highn Mumbai, where seven levels were designed to be open-air gardens.

It was not designed to be opened up and worked on in space.

And each niche has a little flip-up door, designed to be opened and closed by viewers, to give them a different, more intimate art experience than usual.

The reaction cell was designed to be opened and closed using a computer controlled solenoid valve for a precise incubation time.