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As the components headed toward Hanford, Mr. Darsky worked with a San Francisco designer to develop a blueprint for modifying the shipping container.

Brixham Community College, Devon: employ a professional app designer to develop a new app idea (Peer Page) that helps deal with the problem of cyber bullying.

The Hurricane emerged from efforts by Sydney Camm, Hawker's chief designer, to develop a high-performance monoplane fighter and from a March 1935 Air Ministry requirement calling for an unprecedented heavy armament of eight wing-mounted 0.303-inch (7.7-mm) machine guns.

For large-scale systems, their high-dimensional nature impels the designer to develop a lower-order algorithm to overcome the practical limitations.

Memphis was cooked up in Sottsass's Milan apartment one night in December 1980, when the host, then in his 60s and a grandee of Italian design, invited younger designers to develop a furniture collection to show at the next year's Milan Furniture Fair.

There is a need for concentrated efforts by RF power transistor designers to develop a robust device model that enables accurate and quick designs for system designers and also aids in the development of ultra-linear, highly efficient, next generation devices.

That two puppets elicit this sort of response has inspired the designers to develop a theory they call micromovement.

Recently, she teamed up with designers to develop a Web site for sharing recipes and creating recipics (www.coo.kz), which will launch this month.

The datasheets are an integrated tool for designers to develop a complete project analysis in several specific area: energetic, acoustic, environmental (LCA), construction and maintenance.

This has allowed designers to develop a specification, based on MB-OFDM, which meets the stringent market requirements: hundreds of megabits per second at low power and low cost.

Although the technology existed, it remained for British designers to develop a system that could deliver hollow-charge ammunition in a larger size and with a greater range than that possessed by the No. 68.