Sentence examples for is designed to spread from inspiring English sources
The bag is designed to spread out in flight to a diameter of about 10 inches and hit with about twice the force of a major league fastball.
As a result, philosophers have suggested that the mind is designed to spread itself out over the environment.
The protocol is designed to spread the advertisement messages by the mobile vehicle gateway over the integrated network architecture of VANET and universal mobile telecommunications system (VANET-UMTS) without flooding the network and seamless handovers.
It's easy to see why it became so popular – the application is designed to spread virally among Facebook friends, as you can invite online contacts to join you in a live video chat in a snap, through Facebook Chat, without the need for your friend to have the application installed.
It is designed to spread prosperity, strengthen solidarity and offer security.
"The campaign is designed to spread the message to the MILF, their families, communities and MILF base commands across Mindanao that no child under the age of 18 should be engaged in any form of military activity," UNICEF Philippines Chief of Cotabato Field Office, Rebecca Pankhurst said.
His campaign attacks are designed to spread falsehood and cynicism".
Dushman's The Fundamentals of Atomic Physics (1951) was designed to spread an understanding of new developments in the physical sciences.
The government insisted the measures, which had been contained in the Tory manifesto, were designed to spread opportunity and educational excellence to every part of the country so children from every background get the best possible start in life.
Such a collision is "statistically very unlikely to occur," Mr. Parker said, because both existing wireless LAN's and forthcoming Bluetooth technologies are designed to spread their signals across the 2.4-gigahertz spectrum before joining again at the receiving end.
The belts inflate less explosively than a traditional air bag and are designed to spread the force of a crash over an area of the body five times as large as regular seat belts do, Ford said.
