Sentence examples for designed to draw upon from inspiring English sources
The interviews with health care practitioners were conducted in English and designed to draw upon their experience of attending to patients and eliciting explanations for the causes of mental distress in the study population profile.
This approach built upon a planning framework (derivative of the logical framework) designed to draw out the different planning horizons over which decision-making has to be framed.
In the Graph Drawing community, efficient drawing algorithms have been designed to draw large networks.
While visually reminiscent of his previous Emergent City installation, The Nemesis Machine is designed to travel, drawing upon different cities to influence its transposition of London's data.
When generating new design concepts, most industrial designers tend to draw upon stereotypical images and their own personal design experiences.
This programming-language/natural-language pairing is a unique feature of Flip, designed to allow learners to draw upon their familiarity with natural language to "decode the code".
"For example, air conditioners are typically produced by established manufacturers," says Britt. "A given manufacturer will have been building different models for years, and will have a number of proprietary internal designs (or chassis) to draw upon when a new model is needed".
As milking robots are a recent technological development, there are few precedents and little experience to draw upon when designing robotic milking barns.
But while Skoda quickly found its niche under VW ownership, Seat initially found it harder to develop its own clear identity – perhaps because the Spanish company didn't really have much of a design tradition of its own to draw upon for inspiration, as it had previously produced models licensed from Fiat.
