Sentence examples for elite designs from inspiring English sources

In this stage of design, the best designs of generations selected by user opinions are four elite designs of four generations of the algorithm, which are represented by graphical interface to the user to select one design as the best design.

You get the blown up limbs and collapsed states that posed an obstacle to U.S. government elite designs without the handwringing.

Perhaps the most important change is that Marimekko, with a new president, is being run like a business and not just an elite design studio; even its designers are learning to focus on sales as well as esthetics.

But Mr. Alessi was among the first salesmen to achieve the retail fusion of elite design and middle-market distribution.

Either way, there is a genuine opportunity for the tech community to prove that it is not a "liberal elite" designing for fellow liberal elites but a community committed to making technology a force for hope, not just a force for change.

Embracing his quest for additional knowledge were his instructors, whom Ludwick describes as "some of the most elite design engineers in the industry". Throughout the course and supported by his own hands-on explorations Ludwick developed a comprehensive understanding of controls and automated system design by carefully reviewing case studies and examining the theories of system architecture.

Fancy appliances, elite design consultants and rare construction materials mean luxury kitchens cost anywhere from tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars.

In other words, by "street cred-ing" spaces for the elite, design is used to legitimize the extravagant via images of the honest-to-God consequences of the all-too everyday.

The Seventh Regiment of the National Guard ("the Silk Stockings"), who once occupied this building, were defenders of the Upper East Side, and the building is filled with seemingly endless club rooms for the service's elite, designed by leaders of the Aesthetic Movement such as Louis Comfort Tiffany and Stanford White.

Since ruling elites design privatization programs, there is concern about their optimality.

In doing so, I present a holistic narrative of elite political designs on Xiangyang and its effects on locals, arguing that both groups mutually constructed one another in forming what we now know to be early imperial China.