Sentence examples for historically designed from inspiring English sources
TECHNIP has historically designed these reactor bays based on Licensor information, which include more or less empirical correlations.
Advanced pattern recognition algorithms have been historically designed in order to mitigate the problem of subjectivity that characterises technical analysis (also known as 'charting'charting
Women veterans are an extreme but growing minority among patients seeking care from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), an organization historically designed to serve men.
The Best Management Practices (BMPs) historically designed and implemented in 1992 and two devised agricultural scenarios (catch crop (CC) implementation and a global reduction of N fertilizer) are evaluated in term of nitrate contamination in the environment.
Purewal says consumers could be forgiven for not trawling through pages and pages of small print: "They are historically designed more for lawyers than consumers, so even if consumers do read them all, they are relatively unlikely to understand what rights they are giving away and what rights they are getting back".
Mere use immunity, which protects the individual only against the actual use of his compelled testimony and its fruits, satisfies neither the language of the Constitution itself nor the values, purposes, and policies that the privilege was historically designed to serve and that it must serve in a free country.
Historically, design has had difficulty with diversity.
Historically, design was wholly fluid, instinctive and usually anonymous.
"Historically, design has associated itself with utility and problem-solving, but we prefer the landscape of cultural invention, play and excitement," Mr. Schulze said.
Historically, design spaces registered for a pharmaceutical process in a new drug application or similar document were derived from lab scale experimentation.
Historically, design has played an important role in changing well-established cultural practices by leveraging the introduction of new technologies, or legitimising values, beliefs and social practices through its representations.
