Sentence examples for inherent designs from inspiring English sources

Although he was opposed to virtuosity for its own sake, Weese used new or indigenous materials as well as new or structurally inherent designs for dramatic effect; for example, the bronze-coloured glass windows of Chicago's Time-Life Building (1969), which act as reversible one-way mirrors, allow workers to look out in privacy by day and pedestrians to look in at night.

Does life anyone's life have an inherent design, and does that design hold meaning?

"Its inherent design is very robust," said Edward T. Lu, an astronaut who lived aboard the station in 2003 and now works for Google.

"The inherent design of the Yards is resilient toward flooding due to the fact that our platform puts our first floor well above the flood plain," she said.

The stuff the RAF did wrong [the inquest coroner claimed that the Nimrod aircraft was "never airworthy" owing to an inherent design flaw] is still something that makes me very angry.

"The issue seen with A.S.R. and XL today, over five years post-launch, are most likely linked to the inherent design of the product and that is something we should recognize," that executive, Raphael Pascaud wrote in March 2009.

Unfortunately, there are inherent design tradeoffs to confront.

This is partly due to an inherent design problem of predictive validity studies.

However, several issues related to the inherent design of these architectures necessitate radical changes.

Bolt-on solutions and the latest "next-gen" technologies are not going to solve inherent design flaws in these systems.

Large and complex networks result from the association of entities distinct in character, preferences, and inherent design.