Sentence examples for guide the form of from inspiring English sources
Besson's designs, published in his illustrated treatise Theatrum instrumentorum (1569), introduced cams and templates (patterns used to guide the form of a piece being made) to the screw-cutting lathe, thus increasing the operator's mechanical control of tool and workpiece and permitting the production of more accurate and intricate work in metal.
The accumulated knowledge can be used to form smart energy supply solutions as an integral part for the discussion of the stakeholders (investors, city department) to guide the forming of their action plan through the development of the city quarter.
Visualising the future city – be it a speculative design for a settlement in the atmosphere, a dystopian sci-fi movie, or a new approach to measuring the economy – can begin to guide the form and function of the city to be.
MC guided the form and format of the study and writing up.
Capella integrates methodological guiding in the form of Activity Explorer.
User guides often take the form of tutorials, with a summary of the tasks to be performed in the introduction and instructions given in numbered steps.
Draw guides in the form of curves and lines for the horns and ears.
NEW YORK TIMES What Might Happen in a Debt Ceiling Crisis | Nathaniel Popper offers a guide in the form of a Q&A.
And this time the game comes with an inbuilt tips guide in the form of "DNA", the cartoon helper from the Jurassic movies who bears a disconcerting resemblance to Microsofts legendary paperclip – although fortunately he's actually useful.
(This year, Vanity Fair is offering a Vanity Fair All Access guide in the form of an e-mail newsletter that goes out to the magazine's sales team and advertisers every two weeks).
The plot, what little of it there is, has mute amnesia victim Henry (ostensibly "you"), avoiding death at every turn and frantically racing to a series of checkpoints delivered to his phone by a reappearing guide in the form of a manic (and homophobic) Sharlto Copley.
