Sentence examples for more streamlined design from inspiring English sources

He also said that a more streamlined design for the structures means a less intrusive appearance and prevents birds from nesting in their tops, which was a problem in some towers in California.

The automaker is also working on a future battery system that would incorporate battery units directly into the vehicle's chassis, for a more streamlined design.

Throughout its lifecycle, the PS3® system has continued to evolve with more streamlined design, larger Hard Disk Drive (HDD) capacity, and new features through software updates.

At launch, Hulu will roll out a new look and feel that involves a more streamlined design that also focuses more on personalized recommendations instead of an onscreen TV Guide.

The look and feel of the PS3 has evolved over the years, with a more streamlined design, a larger hard disk drive and new features added via software updates.

This study defines the relative contribution of the various regions implicated in FIV genomic RNA packaging, and reveals that like other primate lentiviruses, the packaging determinants of FIV are multipartite and spread out, an observation that has implications for safer and more streamlined design of FIV-based gene transfer vectors.

Now that they're moving into bigger products like laptop PCs, the advantages become clearer in longer battery life and more streamlined designs– since they don't have to include heat sinks for hot-running chips.

Breast augmentation procedure using implants provides a more streamlined figure and symmetrical breasts.

Departing from the Russian-archduchess-cum-Dallas-socialite look of last season, the glitterati are favoring a more streamlined, architectural design -- jewelry that actually looks as if the wearer might own it.

You may have noticed a more streamlined email design when someone shares a file with you from Google Drive.

A fixture on Ludlow Street since 1992, TG170, Terri Gillis's quirky-cool clothing store, has moved down the street into more streamlined digs designed by the architect Philip Otto.