Sentence examples for inaccessible design from inspiring English sources

No doubt the "visual buzz" and power of the "stairway to the stars" metaphor proved irresistible to the champions of inaccessible design for a new TKTS booth in Times Square.

However, some potential students and instructors who have access to these technologies cannot fully participate because of the inaccessible design of courses.

But while Debord's own filmmaking attempts are avant-garde (with names like On the Passage of a Few Persons Through a Rather Brief Unity of Time) and inaccessible by design, Assayas's are marked by a blend of art film interests and genre film aesthetics.

Contemporary technology offers many benefits to older people, but these are often rendered inaccessible through poor software design.

Nevertheless, it is likely that performing individual interviews could have generated information inaccessible under the current design.

Due to the contagious distribution of this species among relatively complex and inaccessible habitat, a stratified survey design and modified radial transect (cross drop; CD) survey method was developed.

At a workshop in New York on citizen science and big data, one of the projects we heard from talked about steps that they've taken to make IT-led projects less inaccessible to poor citizens, including designing an SMS-based app rather than iPad and Android, and making sure that a website is cleanly printable so someone in a poor community could print it off to show her or his neighbours".

Apple also doesn't send a copy of fingerprints back to its servers, and instead stores them in a "secure enclave" in its A7 processor designed to be inaccessible by hackers or other apps.

Additive manufacturing (AM) technologies offer the possibility of fabricating tailor-made 3D laboratory equipment directly from CAD designs with previously inaccessible levels of freedom in terms of structural complexity.

The ultra-expensive products of designers like Fernando and Humberto Campana remain inaccessible to many, but the Campanas' designs have helped swing the aesthetic pendulum in a new direction.

On both legal and civic grounds, Mr. Wiley-Schwartz said, "you can't design it to be inaccessible".