Sentence examples for designed to play off from inspiring English sources
The menu of enticing, pan-Mediterranean tapas fare is designed to play off those offerings and is refreshingly inexpensive.
Solitons, which are special pulses designed to play off dispersion and nonlinearities against each other to achieve high-bit-rate, ultra-long-haul transmission, are discussed too.
Finally, it discusses solitons, which are special pulses designed to play off dispersion and nonlinearities against each other to achieve high-bit-rate, ultra-long-haul transmission.
BBC Radio's emergency backup system, designed to play music whenever it encountered dead air, had to be switched off during the live broadcast of 4′ 33″.
Hollande's visit is designed to play to his domestic audience and show that his high-risk decision to intervene in the former colony has paid off.
Suppose it's true: that "Fearless Girl" was indeed commissioned as a "site-specific work that was conceived with 'Charging Bull' in mind" — i.e., that Visbal designed her sculpture specifically and intentionally to "play off" of "Charging Bull," to respond to the messages and meanings incorporated in Di Modica's statue and to make them part of the message and the meaning of hers.
It's one thing to design a tower that will play beautifully off the granite of the Whitney, but the Times building has to play off against a whole sky line.
This course is specifically created to play off students' non-architectural education by introducing a domain of investigation whereby students can learn to design through the lens of cross-disciplinary experimentation.
