Sentence examples similar to designed to pop in from inspiring English sources

Two new patents show us a "graphics pen" for the iPad and a built-in iPad stand designed to pop out of the back of the device.

It makes a fertile ground for new designs to pop up in.

All it needs is an upload of a pre-determined design and for someone to pop in the chosen material.

"I just pop in to say hi".

Closing stations overnight in the Latrobe Valley would affect the electricity mix in other states because NSW, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania and the ACT are connected to a national market, designed to ease problems popping up in any one region.

The balloonlike structure is carefully designed not to pop.

But one is doing sufficiently well that Trail Mix is right assembling a special purpose vehicle (essentially a pop-up fund designed to invest in one startup) to enable its backers to invest more in the company.

The Flying Car Nanodegree is partly exactly what it sounds like, but in an interview Thrun admitted that the name is designed to ignite the pop culture imagination in addition to describing what you'll get out of the program.

This study was designed to determine whether POP body burdens are related to incidence of diabetes in a cohort of Great Lakes sport fish consumers.

Therefore, in the future, cross-sectional studies designed to evaluate time trends of POPs in populations should be conducted in such a way that they yield consistent sets of CSTD.

Minions are the latest in a long line of pop culture creatures designed to delight children and annoy young adults.