Sentence examples for element of a design from inspiring English sources

When the designer did turn to embellishment, it was more a core element of a design rather than an added-on feature.

Much as he loved fine craftsmanship, Jacobsen was a rationalist, who believed that every element of a design project should be determined by its intended purpose.

Given that color can, under Qualitex, be a registerable trademark and can, as was firmly established before, be a significant element of a design registered as a mark, how does the registrant submit the mark for registration?

As for incorporating flora and fauna into the exterior design, Janice Parker of Janice Parker Landscape Architects says it best: "When designing an outdoor space, every element of a design matters - edges and transitions, corners, intersections, plants, scents, sounds and importantly, the quality of the light.

The Sonata and the Tucson crossover share with the Genesis sedan and coupe elements of a design language that Hyundai calls "fluid sculpture".

EnergySave interface captures the essential elements of a design in an unambiguous way to enable a valid energy analysis at the concept stage of a design.

If the distinguishing elements of a design are in substantially the same form in different useful articles, the design shall be protected as to all such useful articles when protected as to one of them, but not more than one registration shall be required for the design.

– If the distinguishing elements of a design are in substantially the same form in different useful articles, the design shall be protected as to all such useful articles when protected as to one of them, but not more than one registration shall be required for the design.

However, there were cross-cutting themes, such as collaboration, reflection and learner empathy - all elements of a design thinking mindset.

The controversial B team proposal is one of several elements of a plan designed to improve the number and quality of homegrown players available to the national team.

At Amistad, microsociety is a critical element of a curriculum designed to prepare a poor minority population for competitive colleges, careers and citizenship.