Sentence examples for improved aesthetics from inspiring English sources

Such advances include prosthetic design and function, activity-specific devices, improved aesthetics, and adjunctive surgical procedures to improve both form and function.

In contrast to these newly contentious climate terms, Moebius-Clune wrote that references to economic growth, emerging business opportunities in the rural US, agro-tourism and "improved aesthetics" should be "tolerated if not appreciated by all".

Not least, improved aesthetics – solar tiles and shingles that blend into rooftops and crystalline silicon (c-Si) solar panels in various shapes, sizes, colours, transparencies, and patterns that appear to blend seamlessly into a building's structure – will play a significant role in the migration to BIPV from fixed solar PV.

FRC-based FPDs have good resistance to masticatory forces [6] in addition to their low cost, improved aesthetics, reduced weight, and favorable elastic modulus [7, 8].

John Santry, Shopoff's executive vice president, added, "We believe that the replacement of this large industrial facility with a beautifully designed mixed-use development will better serve the community by providing improved aesthetics and services".

Intervention households reported liking the filter due to improved aesthetics (88%), taste (92%), odour (56%) and health (35%).

As a tenant, Ms. Kroll said, E.N.K. has spent more than $3 million to comply with building codes and improve aesthetics.

A rigid frame does not incorporate a folding mechanism into the design, thereby significantly improving aesthetics, performance, strength, and weight.

US masterbatch specialist Ampacet Corp has developed a specially engineered antiblock masterbatch to improve aesthetics and performance in thin, multilayer films.

Today, there is growing interest in developing shorelines using ecological principles and practices that enhance habitat and improve aesthetics, while at the same time reducing erosion, providing stability, and ensuring shoreline safety (i.e., soft shoreline engineering).

Publishers can also redesign their mobile web environments in a way that will both improve aesthetics and reduce load times.