Sentence examples for designed to join from inspiring English sources

A rigid 90º connector was therefore designed to join a panel to one, two or three more.

Yet another adapter designed to join the ranks of dozens more that clutter our drawers and cupboards, but why do we need all these different variations on a single concept?

The grey cladding, he says, is the same Chinese granite that Rotterdam is paved with, "to extend the street up over the building," while the outlandish form is designed to join in with the surrounding "mish mash" of novelty shapes that have congregated in this part of the city.

Thermo-compensated resistance spot welding (RSW) with a Zn interlayer was designed to join AA5052-H12 (aluminuminum alloy to AZ31B (Mg) magnesium alloy.

In this research, gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) assisted hybrid ultrasonic seam welding with Sn interlayer was designed to join Mg to Al alloys.

A novel Ni Cr P Cu filler alloy was designed to join graphite and copper at 1173 1253 K for 10 min, and the effects of brazing temperature on the microstructure and mechanical properties of the joints were investigated.

To create an audience before the shopping site even went live, the company bought ads on Facebook, inviting "influencers" who liked certain flash-sale sites, design magazines, design blogs or designers to join.

FM&T appointed a chief operating officer as one response to the criticism; the latest tweaks appear designed to further join up Auntie's overall digital operations and also give Rose more power than he had - his proximity to Huggers beginning to mirror Huggers' earlier deputisation of Ashley Highfield.

In this paper, we propose a novel algorithm designed to allocate join nodes without redundant duplications.

Although NoSQL systems have not been designed to support joins, as they are applied to a wide variety of applications, the need to support joins has emerged.

Any metal alloy designed to melt and join metal together is called a "solder," but most solders will not work to join gold.