Sentence examples for functional workspace from inspiring English sources

Here I report the development of a prototype functional workspace to resolve this issue.

We present a quantitative method for measuring the functional workspace of the human hand.

Functional workspace of planar fully parallel robots is often limited because of interference among their mechanical components.

Although the maximal workspace provides clinicians a way to comprehend the ranges of digital movements, little is known about the "functional workspace" based on thumb finger relationships.

This study defines the functional workspace of the precision thumb finger grasp as the range of all possible positions in which thumb-tip and each fingertip can simultaneously contact each other.

Its latest issue -- the 11th -- features lush photographs of homes in Los Angeles and New Orleans, advice from the celebrity caterer Lulu Powers and a makeover of Lonny's Midtown offices that show how to create "your own chic and functional workspace," all with a spunky tone and service-y approach lifted straight from Domino.

What are the family needs?" Kitchens are different from the rest of the home, as they are functional workspaces created largely of hard surfaces that are tough to change.

There is no reason to wait until after graduation when an accelerator can provide you with workspace, functional workshops (how to incorporate, how to divide equity, how to handle intellectual property etc). and the networks and connections to start your business while in school.

The 184 rooms (from a very reasonable, by midtown Manhattan standards, $350) have a minimalist chic that borders on bland, but they're brilliantly functional, with large workspaces and no-fuss free Wi-Fi, free nonalcoholic minibars stocked with local goodies and, most appreciated, intuitive touch-panel lighting systems.

Some things were functional: redesigned team boards and shared workspaces, improved infrastructure reporting, dashboards for Web traffic.

The workspace was structured in terms of dimensions of functional abstraction and functional decomposition; dimensions that are thought to characterize the fundamental structure of cognitive work.