Sentence examples for impossible design from inspiring English sources

"It's a nearly impossible design problem: a temporary pavilion where 4,000 to 6,000 people can dance safely, even though most of them are drunk," said Alanna Heiss, executive director of P.S. 1. "Canopy" includes a gentle dune, a knee-deep pool made of bright green foam contoured for half-submerged seating, and a ring of nozzles that spray bystanders with a cool mist.

The geometrical freedom that additive manufacturing (AM) provides enables realisation of formerly impossible design concepts for high heat flux components aimed at use in a fusion reactor.

Fifteen years ago, a team of scientists working at Johns Hopkins University was asked to do what seemed like the impossible: Design a headset that would create an image so immersive and realistic that it would allow anyone to experience what it feels like to be in a car — before that car actually exists.

Instead of the lengthy and costly process of injection molding or milling, product designers are, for the first time ever, able to start taking direct ownership of the production process, realizing impossible designs and goals with the use of a powerful feedback loop that includes designer, materials and process in one flow of data.

It was Israeli designs on Greater Israel that made this impossible, designs Sharon shared so strongly that he was prepared to defy his own Defense Minister, Ezer Weizman, and the Supreme Court to push illegal settlements deep into occupied territory.

Escher's "impossible" designs certainly lives on, as he remains a constant influence for members of the math and science community, as well as graphic designers and artists today -- not to mention LEGO enthusiasts.

According to Scott, it would be virtually impossible to design an unclimbable building.

It is virtually impossible to design a vehicle around a catastrophic event".

Of course, it's impossible to design a perfect regulatory system.

About all we know is that it's just about impossible to design a foolproof test.

Mr. Bechtolsheim says that because of the Internet's complexity, the global network is impossible to design without bugs.