Sentence examples for futuristic approaches from inspiring English sources

I especially love eVolo magazine with their futuristic approaches in architecture.

The problem can be resolved by employing futuristic approaches that is targeting the active molecule directly to the pilosebaceous unit or sebaceous gland which can eradicate the underlying microbial flora of P. acnes and inflammatory mediators responsible for acne vulgaris.

Futuristic approaches involve the use of non-invasive abdominal compartment monitoring, bioimpedance, or real-time assessments of glomerular filtration to establish the correct loop diuretic dosing and management of other drugs.

This futuristic approach has always proved too expensive and difficult for anything but laboratory experimentation.

Drawn from the early 1980s, this compilation weaves an intriguing story in which traditional dances and instruments, especially accordion, acquired a futuristic approach bristling with guitars and synths.

After graduating (1965), he apprenticed with Kikutake Kiyonori, one of the leaders of the Metabolist school, a Japanese architectural movement of the 1960s that advocated a radically futuristic approach to design.

The chairs represented a futuristic approach to furniture design, using Plexiglas, a new acrylic plastic made by the chemical company Rohm and Haas, for whom Rohde worked as a consultant.

To distinguish the brand from other bottled waters, Mr. Levitan said the company decided to take a "very modern, futuristic approach, but still maintaining this level of purity and quality.

At its December 2018 unveiling, Musk demonstrated how Tesla Model X SUV's could travel on rails installed in the tunnel, a less futuristic approach than the sleek, electric sled carriers he'd initially proposed.

The Paris-based company is definitely aiming to make waves in cloud computing with its futuristic approach to operating systems, building its vision on the idea that tomorrow's desktop computer market will be a combination of high-end Macs or netbooks – with not much in between.

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