Sentence examples for follows a layout from inspiring English sources

The keyboard includes the characters necessary to write in, say, Cree, and follows a layout unique to the chosen language.

Following a brief introduction reviewing the aetiology, epidemiology and classification of childhood central nervous system tumours, this book follows a traditional layout.

A pantograph (q.v ., four light rigid bars in a parallelogram, may be used to cause the cutter to follow a certain layout.

A pantograph, four light rigid bars in a parallelogram, may be used to cause the cutter to follow a certain layout.

The site-specific chapters in the section devoted to clinical radiation oncology follow a standard layout for most chapters, with sections on incidence, anatomy, pathology, clinical presentation, routes of spread, diagnostic studies, staging, prognostic factors and standard therapeutic approaches.

The layout follows a plan traditional to nearly all Tibetan Buddhist monasteries and could be mistaken for a Himalayan retreat.

This research proposes a novel approach to master-plan appraisal based on examining whether the relationship between the planned land use pattern and the proposed street layout follows a systematic spatial logic, with land use allocation correlated to accessibility characteristics of a location.

The ground heat exchanger layout follows a spiral pattern characterized by three parameters: length L, depth D, and spacing S. The influence of each parameter on the amount of heat extracted from the ground and on the ground temperature at a control point is assessed.

The NewVistas website explains that "the community layout" envisaged "follows a city plot pattern created by Joseph Smith in June of 1833".

Rather than making your establishment a copy of other coffee shops that follow an archetypal layout with self-promotional visuals, try to make it your own and let your location and customers dictate what works.

Even at this period, little is known of secular architecture, but a portion of the Blachernae Palace at Constantinople may be noted, as well as the monasteries, particularly those on Mount Athos; though they have been much restored or even wholly rebuilt, the general layout of most follows a Byzantine scheme.