Sentence examples for minuscule design from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ouellette said companies could also take cues from Apple by also paying attention to minuscule design factors.

(Google's lead designer, Douglas Bowman, quit soon thereafter, explaining on his blog that he had "grown tired of debating such minuscule design decisions").

In 1962 a French duo, Albert Falco and Claude Wesly, spent a week inside a minuscule habitat designed in part by the French explorer Jacques Cousteau.

A minuscule store, Tike Design Footstools, is a showplace for the quirky ottomans designed and hand-made by Tike Veenstra.

Only 18,000 of its nearly 60,000 seats were between the goal lines, and the minuscule locker rooms were designed for high school teams, not professionals.

But it wasn't until acid imagery became popular in 1968 that McCloud started collecting acid tabs, cataloguing the variety of minuscule masterpieces that were designed foremost with a tongue in mind.

Site design is puzzling: The minuscule thumbnails are surrounded by lots of white space, yet clicking on them yields limited enlargements.

But styles today are more diverse, sophisticated and authentic-looking, among them the currently sought-after Prada bowling bag shapes, Kate straw-stotesstrandtotes and minuscule evening bags that imitate Fendi and Judith Leiber designs.

Fortunately for Linux, black-hat programmers find it simply not worth their time to design viruses and other malware for attacking such a minuscule slice of computerdom.

Prices for these minuscule studies are anything but: On Jan . 28Sotheby's auctioned a design for a medallion depicting the Greek legend of Tantalus for $745,000, nearly doubling its high estimate.

The launch on October 27th of SSETI Express, a low-Earth orbit spacecraft carrying a further three minuscule satellites, is the first of any satellite to be designed by a pan-European team of students.