Sentence examples for development of interior from inspiring English sources
The main aim of this work is to provide some basis for the development of interior point algorithms to minimize piecewise linear objective functions.
The komatiites are inferred to have flowed in a laminar state, through the development of interior magma tubes beneath surface crusts, and to have grown endogenously.
It is impossible not to see the architect's colorful, boldly outlined leaded-glass windows, asymmetrical development of interior space and dramatic compositional play of solids and voids as proceeding directly from his hoard of Hiroshiges, Hokusais and Utamaros.
Nicolas Pineau, (born Oct. 8, 1684, Paris died April 24 , 1754 Paris), French wood-carver and interior designer, a leader in the development of interior decorating in the light, asymmetric, lavishly decorated Rococo style.
When applied within a large-scale forest landscape planning context, the implications of policies that suggest clearcut size restrictions, minimum harvest ages, or the development of interior habitat areas can be assessed.
The participant group included twelve textile designers and design managers who specialize in the development of interior textiles using conventional and/or DfE-oriented approaches to product design.
DfE-oriented designers and conventional designers did not differ in their narratives regarding design process however, the focus and scope of decision-making within each theme or stage allowed for an additional component to the DfE-oriented design and development process of interior textile products.
Instead, an orderly development of the interior — less violent, and less inclined to celebrate the desperado over the peaceful peasant.
Development of the interior increasingly has relied on labour-saving technology, resulting in little incentive for migration.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, owed its early growth to its gateway role in the agricultural development of the interior plains.
The course, put forth as a way to finance development of the interior without taxpayer funds, was squashed by Gov. Christie Whitman in 1995 amid criticism that even a public course would be too exclusive for such a cherished public space.
